Cattleman's Choice (1985)
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She shouldn’t have behaved so badly, even though Carson had provoked her. She shouldn’t have hurt him like that.
“I’ve got a migraine,” she told Angie. She knew she sounded unwell from crying all night. “If anyone needs me, tell them I’ll be back tomorrow, okay?”
Angie hesitated. “Uh, Patty came by as soon as I opened up.”
“Oh?”
“Yes. She asked if I knew that Carson was in jail.”
Mandelyn gripped the receiver hard.
“What?”
“She said he went on a bender last night and dared Jake to call you. Dann...y had to lock him up. They said he set new records for broken glass, and to top it all off, he ran his Thunderbird into Jim Handel’s new swimming pool.”
Her eyes closed and tears welled up behind her swollen eyelids. Because of her, she knew. Because of the way she’d hurt him.
“Is he still there?” she asked after a minute.
“No, ma’am. Patty bailed him out. She took him over to her place to look after him. He’s pretty bruised and battered, but she says he’ll be okay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She shouldn’t have behaved so badly, even though Carson had provoked her. She shouldn’t have hurt him like that.
“I’ve got a migraine,” she told Angie. She knew she sounded unwell from crying all night. “If anyone needs me, tell them I’ll be back tomorrow, okay?”
Angie hesitated. “Uh, Patty came by as soon as I opened up.”
“Oh?”
“Yes. She asked if I knew that Carson was in jail.”
Mandelyn gripped the receiver hard.
“What?”
“She said he went on a bender last night and dared Jake to call you. Dann...y had to lock him up. They said he set new records for broken glass, and to top it all off, he ran his Thunderbird into Jim Handel’s new swimming pool.”
Her eyes closed and tears welled up behind her swollen eyelids. Because of her, she knew. Because of the way she’d hurt him.
“Is he still there?” she asked after a minute.
“No, ma’am. Patty bailed him out. She took him over to her place to look after him. He’s pretty bruised and battered, but she says he’ll be okay.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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