Captive, Mine
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Though he already had at least five cords of wood stacked along the side of the house, Lake needed to do this. He needed the exertion, the distraction from the turmoil of his mind. This was simple; this made sense. It had purpose. Necessary or not, there was a reason for this.
What had just happened in that guest room had no purpose. There wasn’t a fucking reason in the galaxy for what he’d done. He dropped the blade onto a knot-filled log, the steel catching fast. He stooped to pick up the wedg...e, laying it against the rusted blade. The sledgehammer struck it once, twice, Lake grunting as he hit it harder a third time, driving the wedge through.
He was already sweating.
The line had been there — that unspoken, ephemeral, yet concrete point of no return.
And he’d fucking obliterated it.
Yet. as he placed another log on the broad stump, raised his axe once more, his calmness remained. He should have been worried, should have been ashamed.
But he wasn’t. Not in the least.
It was her reaction that had sent everything spinning off axis, if only for a moment, that most unexpected thing, and yet the most welcome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though he already had at least five cords of wood stacked along the side of the house, Lake needed to do this. He needed the exertion, the distraction from the turmoil of his mind. This was simple; this made sense. It had purpose. Necessary or not, there was a reason for this.
What had just happened in that guest room had no purpose. There wasn’t a fucking reason in the galaxy for what he’d done. He dropped the blade onto a knot-filled log, the steel catching fast. He stooped to pick up the wedg...e, laying it against the rusted blade. The sledgehammer struck it once, twice, Lake grunting as he hit it harder a third time, driving the wedge through.
He was already sweating.
The line had been there — that unspoken, ephemeral, yet concrete point of no return.
And he’d fucking obliterated it.
Yet. as he placed another log on the broad stump, raised his axe once more, his calmness remained. He should have been worried, should have been ashamed.
But he wasn’t. Not in the least.
It was her reaction that had sent everything spinning off axis, if only for a moment, that most unexpected thing, and yet the most welcome.
What to read after Captive, Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Natasha Knight to read onlineMoreLess
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