Fairytale Ambrosia (The Knead to Know Series book 2)
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Phoenix put a hand on my back and practically pushed me toward the door. “Demons don’t usually knock. Just relax.”
“I’m not worried about a demon. I’m worried about the innocent person you will probably end up shooting.”
“This is just in case I’m wrong.” There was another knock. He nodded at the door.
I opened it. Izzy swayed, despite being braced against the wall. She looked at me with red rimmed eyes and a quivering low lip. I could smell the alcohol on her from where I stood. “I’m... starting to worry about you,” I told her.
“Are you going to judge me or let me in? The whole alley is spinning.” She squatted down resting her forehead against her knees. “It’s over,” she mumbled into her legs.
I glanced back at Phoenix who had already put the gun away, and I stepped outside, helping her up and walking her inside. If she threw up in my kitchen, we were going to have a serious talk in the morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phoenix put a hand on my back and practically pushed me toward the door. “Demons don’t usually knock. Just relax.”
“I’m not worried about a demon. I’m worried about the innocent person you will probably end up shooting.”
“This is just in case I’m wrong.” There was another knock. He nodded at the door.
I opened it. Izzy swayed, despite being braced against the wall. She looked at me with red rimmed eyes and a quivering low lip. I could smell the alcohol on her from where I stood. “I’m... starting to worry about you,” I told her.
“Are you going to judge me or let me in? The whole alley is spinning.” She squatted down resting her forehead against her knees. “It’s over,” she mumbled into her legs.
I glanced back at Phoenix who had already put the gun away, and I stepped outside, helping her up and walking her inside. If she threw up in my kitchen, we were going to have a serious talk in the morning.
What to read after Fairytale Ambrosia (The Knead to Know Series book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liz Schulte to read onlineMoreLess
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