Christmas Babies
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Sandra remarked as she joined Madelyn in the NICU. “No trouble at all during the last five days.”
“None. Things went great in the OR. I trained the residents and hardly reduced my work so far. See my hands are steady.” She raised both palms and exhaled. “I owe it to Nick. His understanding has smothered my anxiety. But I plan to cut my hours as soon as my trainees improve their skills.”
“Madelyn, it’s none of my business, but I couldn’t help noticing that Nick—”
“Stop, Sandra, please. Nick and I... are just friends.”
“Why do you insist on closing your eyes?”
“Because relationships are not for me. And apparently he prefers to avoid them too.”
Sandra threw her fists on her hips. “What do you call this friendship? Isn’t it a relationship?”
“Who cares?” Madelyn shrugged.
“Why mess up what Nick and I have by trying to label it?” She’d just finished her rounds in the nursery and the NICU, and bent over Liana’s bassinet. “How are you sweetie pie?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sandra remarked as she joined Madelyn in the NICU. “No trouble at all during the last five days.”
“None. Things went great in the OR. I trained the residents and hardly reduced my work so far. See my hands are steady.” She raised both palms and exhaled. “I owe it to Nick. His understanding has smothered my anxiety. But I plan to cut my hours as soon as my trainees improve their skills.”
“Madelyn, it’s none of my business, but I couldn’t help noticing that Nick—”
“Stop, Sandra, please. Nick and I... are just friends.”
“Why do you insist on closing your eyes?”
“Because relationships are not for me. And apparently he prefers to avoid them too.”
Sandra threw her fists on her hips. “What do you call this friendship? Isn’t it a relationship?”
“Who cares?” Madelyn shrugged.
“Why mess up what Nick and I have by trying to label it?” She’d just finished her rounds in the nursery and the NICU, and bent over Liana’s bassinet. “How are you sweetie pie?”
What to read after Christmas Babies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mona Risk to read onlineMoreLess
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