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She smelled like soap and damp skin, some of which he'd glimpsed when she quickly pulled her sweater over her head before sliding between the sheets.
He'd taken up a sentry post in the chair near the window, where he took periodic peeks through the blinds and was doing his damnedest not to think about a clean-smelling, seminaked Barrie Travis only a few yards away.
"I don't mean he painted my body," she clarified. "He painted me on canvas. I posed nude for him." "How come? Need the money?" "No, ...it wasn't that. I was in college, feeling frisky and rebellious and wanting to do something outrageous and that my parents would definitely disapprove of. He asked, and I thought, what the hell. As long as he kept his studio warm." "How'd it go?" Gray asked.
"His studio turned out to be a ratty attic apartment that EXCLUSIVE 253 smelled of turpentine and unwashed artist. He smoked a lot of pot, drank a lot of cheap wine, and was very morose and moody." "What about the painting?" "It was a disaster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She smelled like soap and damp skin, some of which he'd glimpsed when she quickly pulled her sweater over her head before sliding between the sheets.
He'd taken up a sentry post in the chair near the window, where he took periodic peeks through the blinds and was doing his damnedest not to think about a clean-smelling, seminaked Barrie Travis only a few yards away.
"I don't mean he painted my body," she clarified. "He painted me on canvas. I posed nude for him." "How come? Need the money?" "No, ...it wasn't that. I was in college, feeling frisky and rebellious and wanting to do something outrageous and that my parents would definitely disapprove of. He asked, and I thought, what the hell. As long as he kept his studio warm." "How'd it go?" Gray asked.
"His studio turned out to be a ratty attic apartment that EXCLUSIVE 253 smelled of turpentine and unwashed artist. He smoked a lot of pot, drank a lot of cheap wine, and was very morose and moody." "What about the painting?" "It was a disaster.
What to read after Exclusive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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