Chains of Darkness
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She worked her way through a wonderful spinach-and-mushroom omelet while Lucian ate waffles that he speared into bites stacked three high.
And he’d stopped talking to her.
He didn’t look at her, either.
Just keeping things simple.
She sipped her coffee and sighed, but the silence didn’t seem like a solution. “I like the clothes Rumy provided for me. He really takes care of the details.”
“Yes, he does.” His gaze shot to the shirt hanging low off her shoulder. He kept chewing, then speared another... section of three-high waffles, sliced it off from behind with a knife, and in they went.
Earlier, Lucian had called Rumy and arranged for them all to meet in Rumy’s office to plan their next move. “Did Rumy say anything else when you talked to him? Anything about Daniel’s tip line, for instance?”
Lucian shook his head but remained focused on his meal. He looked so damn serious.
He also looked sexy as hell, which she decided was not hard for him at all. She liked his short hair; parts were almost spiked but not quite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She worked her way through a wonderful spinach-and-mushroom omelet while Lucian ate waffles that he speared into bites stacked three high.
And he’d stopped talking to her.
He didn’t look at her, either.
Just keeping things simple.
She sipped her coffee and sighed, but the silence didn’t seem like a solution. “I like the clothes Rumy provided for me. He really takes care of the details.”
“Yes, he does.” His gaze shot to the shirt hanging low off her shoulder. He kept chewing, then speared another... section of three-high waffles, sliced it off from behind with a knife, and in they went.
Earlier, Lucian had called Rumy and arranged for them all to meet in Rumy’s office to plan their next move. “Did Rumy say anything else when you talked to him? Anything about Daniel’s tip line, for instance?”
Lucian shook his head but remained focused on his meal. He looked so damn serious.
He also looked sexy as hell, which she decided was not hard for him at all. She liked his short hair; parts were almost spiked but not quite.
What to read after Chains of Darkness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caris Roane to read onlineMoreLess
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