Deborah Camp
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“That was very good. Thank you.” She dabbed at the corners of her mouth with the white napkin. “Mr. Dane …” She caught his frown and cleared her throat. “I mean, Theodore.”
“Better. Much better,” he said, his gaze drifting to her mouth and lingering.
“Theodore,” she repeated, tasting the name on her tongue again. She found that she couldn’t say it without thinking of the word adore, and that set her heart to pounding. Maybe she should stick to Theo. “Do you know if my half brother is still in to...wn?”
“No, I don’t. He hasn’t been around again?”
She shook her head. “He’s not still at the Basin Street Hotel?”
“Not to my knowledge. I paid for one night and I hear that he checked out the next morning. I don’t know where he went. Let’s hope he left town.”
“Yes, I do hope—” Her thoughts interrupted her. “You paid for Jack’s room?”
He winced. “He only had a dollar or so on him, and I hated to take the man’s last piece of silver, so I paid for the room.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“That was very good. Thank you.” She dabbed at the corners of her mouth with the white napkin. “Mr. Dane …” She caught his frown and cleared her throat. “I mean, Theodore.”
“Better. Much better,” he said, his gaze drifting to her mouth and lingering.
“Theodore,” she repeated, tasting the name on her tongue again. She found that she couldn’t say it without thinking of the word adore, and that set her heart to pounding. Maybe she should stick to Theo. “Do you know if my half brother is still in to...wn?”
“No, I don’t. He hasn’t been around again?”
She shook her head. “He’s not still at the Basin Street Hotel?”
“Not to my knowledge. I paid for one night and I hear that he checked out the next morning. I don’t know where he went. Let’s hope he left town.”
“Yes, I do hope—” Her thoughts interrupted her. “You paid for Jack’s room?”
He winced. “He only had a dollar or so on him, and I hated to take the man’s last piece of silver, so I paid for the room.”
What to read after Deborah Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by My Wild Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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