Double the Heat
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Lennie snuggled comfortably in the crook of Sebastian’s arm, her feet sprawled in front of her on the coffee table as they sat on his couch. She’d watched him play tonight, even though she knew she should probably have been home studying, or finishing up the final garment Sinead had commissioned. But that was what coffee and Red Bull were for; she’d go home and get her work done after they’d “savored.”
“I’m fine,” Sebastian said distractedly.
“You don’t seem fine,” Lennie said with concern. “You... seem pensive.”
“‘Pensive’is—?”
“Preoccupied. Lost in thought.” She stroked the side of his face. “Everything okay at home? With your uncle?”
Sebastian nodded vaguely.
“Are you mad at me or something?” Lennie ventured meekly.
Sebastian looked shocked. “Why would I be mad at you?”
Lennie shrugged. “I don’t know . . . because I wore pink Doc Martens to your game?”
“Don’t be ridiculous, milaya moya. I’m used to your ‘funky’ way of dressing by now, and my teammates don’t pay attention to a woman’s clothes,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lennie snuggled comfortably in the crook of Sebastian’s arm, her feet sprawled in front of her on the coffee table as they sat on his couch. She’d watched him play tonight, even though she knew she should probably have been home studying, or finishing up the final garment Sinead had commissioned. But that was what coffee and Red Bull were for; she’d go home and get her work done after they’d “savored.”
“I’m fine,” Sebastian said distractedly.
“You don’t seem fine,” Lennie said with concern. “You... seem pensive.”
“‘Pensive’is—?”
“Preoccupied. Lost in thought.” She stroked the side of his face. “Everything okay at home? With your uncle?”
Sebastian nodded vaguely.
“Are you mad at me or something?” Lennie ventured meekly.
Sebastian looked shocked. “Why would I be mad at you?”
Lennie shrugged. “I don’t know . . . because I wore pink Doc Martens to your game?”
“Don’t be ridiculous, milaya moya. I’m used to your ‘funky’ way of dressing by now, and my teammates don’t pay attention to a woman’s clothes,”
What to read after Double the Heat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christie Ridgway to read onlineMoreLess
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