Devlin's Grace
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“Did you need sugar or milk or anything?” she asked as she handed him a mug of coffee.
Dev shook his head. “No, thanks, I drink it black.”
Gracie didn’t even try to contain her smile. “So do I.”
Her parents, older than everyone else’s, drank their coffee black. In their austere household where the biggest issue had been money or the lack of enough of it, sugar was a wasteful splurge. Gracie started drinking coffee when she was eight, and by the time she realized many people added a little swee...tening to temper the sometimes bitter brew, her taste was set. Sugar ruined the taste and milk polluting good coffee had to be a sin.
She watched Dev take a sip, then he lifted his eyebrows.
“Hey, this is good. You know how to make coffee right.”
“If you mean strong, I guess I do,” Gracie said. “My family likes it that way. We call it railroad coffee. My dad retired from BSNF a few years ago.”
“It’s just how I want coffee,” Dev said. “Thanks for making it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Did you need sugar or milk or anything?” she asked as she handed him a mug of coffee.
Dev shook his head. “No, thanks, I drink it black.”
Gracie didn’t even try to contain her smile. “So do I.”
Her parents, older than everyone else’s, drank their coffee black. In their austere household where the biggest issue had been money or the lack of enough of it, sugar was a wasteful splurge. Gracie started drinking coffee when she was eight, and by the time she realized many people added a little swee...tening to temper the sometimes bitter brew, her taste was set. Sugar ruined the taste and milk polluting good coffee had to be a sin.
She watched Dev take a sip, then he lifted his eyebrows.
“Hey, this is good. You know how to make coffee right.”
“If you mean strong, I guess I do,” Gracie said. “My family likes it that way. We call it railroad coffee. My dad retired from BSNF a few years ago.”
“It’s just how I want coffee,” Dev said. “Thanks for making it.”
What to read after Devlin's Grace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Ann Sontheimer Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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