Deceit
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Outside my house.I shoved from my chair, heart tripping into overdrive. My hand flew up and hit the water bottle. It tipped over, spilling onto the desk, then rolled off and hit the floor with a plastic glug. I snatched it up and set it aside. Grabbed the computer mouse and minimized my HM file screen.Steps sounded outside. And men’s voices. Baxter wasn’t alone.The doorbell rang.I shrank into the middle of the office, away from the window. Looked around wildly.A knock sounded at the door. “Joann...e? You home?”Pastor Steve’s voice.My hands pressed against my cheeks. Pastor Steve’s presence was good news. He’d never want to hurt me. But he and Baxter together here—on a Sunday morning? Steve would be preaching at the church service at 11:00.What was this?My feet moved me toward the door. Before opening it I shoved back my shoulders, steeled myself. Caffeine and fright zinged through my veins. My face felt hot.I opened the door and somehow found my voice. “Hi, Steve.” My eyes remained on my pastor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Outside my house.I shoved from my chair, heart tripping into overdrive. My hand flew up and hit the water bottle. It tipped over, spilling onto the desk, then rolled off and hit the floor with a plastic glug. I snatched it up and set it aside. Grabbed the computer mouse and minimized my HM file screen.Steps sounded outside. And men’s voices. Baxter wasn’t alone.The doorbell rang.I shrank into the middle of the office, away from the window. Looked around wildly.A knock sounded at the door. “Joann...e? You home?”Pastor Steve’s voice.My hands pressed against my cheeks. Pastor Steve’s presence was good news. He’d never want to hurt me. But he and Baxter together here—on a Sunday morning? Steve would be preaching at the church service at 11:00.What was this?My feet moved me toward the door. Before opening it I shoved back my shoulders, steeled myself. Caffeine and fright zinged through my veins. My face felt hot.I opened the door and somehow found my voice. “Hi, Steve.” My eyes remained on my pastor.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brandilyn Collins to read onlineMoreLess
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