Crossing the Line
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From the sound of it, Paul had never been sick—or at least, not that Chloe could remember. Chloe only had one parent left. She didn’t want him to go away, too. It was then Megan truly understood the little girl’s freak-out when she’d thought Megan was going to leave. To think that one of the two people at the center of her world was going away, especially after she was already missing her mother in her life, was a scary prospect for a five-year-old. The questions continued in the store. “What’s ...this for, Megan?”“It makes it so you don’t cough.”Megan moved on to the next item on her list. “What about that?” Chloe asked when Megan placed a box of tea in the cart.It went on like that as they weaved their way through the store. When they arrived home, Chloe helped Megan bring the groceries inside. Chloe was still worried about her dad, and Megan knew she would have to keep the little girl’s mind off things until her grandparents arrived. Megan gathered what they’d need to make several batches of cookies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the sound of it, Paul had never been sick—or at least, not that Chloe could remember. Chloe only had one parent left. She didn’t want him to go away, too. It was then Megan truly understood the little girl’s freak-out when she’d thought Megan was going to leave. To think that one of the two people at the center of her world was going away, especially after she was already missing her mother in her life, was a scary prospect for a five-year-old. The questions continued in the store. “What’s ...this for, Megan?”“It makes it so you don’t cough.”Megan moved on to the next item on her list. “What about that?” Chloe asked when Megan placed a box of tea in the cart.It went on like that as they weaved their way through the store. When they arrived home, Chloe helped Megan bring the groceries inside. Chloe was still worried about her dad, and Megan knew she would have to keep the little girl’s mind off things until her grandparents arrived. Megan gathered what they’d need to make several batches of cookies.
What to read after Crossing the Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherri Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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