Devilishly Wicked
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Marnie said.
Georgia collapsed onto the sofa where her grandmother had been when they’d left earlier that night.
“Please don’t apologize,” Georgia told her friend, and Tristan had to agree. It was at least the tenth time the woman had apologized. Frankly, Tristan didn’t see the point of doing it over and over.
“I know this isn’t how you expected your special night to go,” Marnie said, leaning in the doorway of the living room, looking upset.
It sure as hell wasn’t how he’d expected the night to ...go. By this time, he had planned to have had Georgia under him, on top of him, and bent over for him. But instead he’d spent his night in a hospital, and the only one who got taken to a bed and poked and prodded was an elderly woman with a broken ankle and a bump on her head.
“It’s fine,” Georgia reassured Marnie again. “I’m just glad you were here and that Grammy didn’t get hurt worse when she fell. This is another reason I just can’t leave her alone. Even for a few moments.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marnie said.
Georgia collapsed onto the sofa where her grandmother had been when they’d left earlier that night.
“Please don’t apologize,” Georgia told her friend, and Tristan had to agree. It was at least the tenth time the woman had apologized. Frankly, Tristan didn’t see the point of doing it over and over.
“I know this isn’t how you expected your special night to go,” Marnie said, leaning in the doorway of the living room, looking upset.
It sure as hell wasn’t how he’d expected the night to ...go. By this time, he had planned to have had Georgia under him, on top of him, and bent over for him. But instead he’d spent his night in a hospital, and the only one who got taken to a bed and poked and prodded was an elderly woman with a broken ankle and a bump on her head.
“It’s fine,” Georgia reassured Marnie again. “I’m just glad you were here and that Grammy didn’t get hurt worse when she fell. This is another reason I just can’t leave her alone. Even for a few moments.”
What to read after Devilishly Wicked?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathy Love to read onlineMoreLess
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