Family Practice
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He looked darkly handsome in a blue suit Susan had never seen before.
He glanced at her with a thin-lipped smile. “Thug in disguise.”
My thoughts must be showing.
The Barrington attorney had offices in a Victorian house that had started out as someone’s family home. The grounds had well-trimmed grass, neat shrubs, and well-disciplined flowers in flower beds. Anything so mundane as parking space was delegated to the rear, where it wouldn’t be seen.
A secretary ushered them into the presence. Lela...nd Hawkins sat behind a desk large enough to be rented out to a small family. He might glory in the past, but his tailor didn’t. The pinstriped suit was strictly today and fitted beautifully. Hawkins must be at least eighty. He was thin, with sparse white hair, patrician features, and gnarled fingers that suggested arthritis. He unhurriedly finished what he was writing before he looked up to acknowledge them. The office was weighty with dark wood paneling, substantial armchairs around a table, a dark-red carpet and drapes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked darkly handsome in a blue suit Susan had never seen before.
He glanced at her with a thin-lipped smile. “Thug in disguise.”
My thoughts must be showing.
The Barrington attorney had offices in a Victorian house that had started out as someone’s family home. The grounds had well-trimmed grass, neat shrubs, and well-disciplined flowers in flower beds. Anything so mundane as parking space was delegated to the rear, where it wouldn’t be seen.
A secretary ushered them into the presence. Lela...nd Hawkins sat behind a desk large enough to be rented out to a small family. He might glory in the past, but his tailor didn’t. The pinstriped suit was strictly today and fitted beautifully. Hawkins must be at least eighty. He was thin, with sparse white hair, patrician features, and gnarled fingers that suggested arthritis. He unhurriedly finished what he was writing before he looked up to acknowledge them. The office was weighty with dark wood paneling, substantial armchairs around a table, a dark-red carpet and drapes.
What to read after Family Practice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlene Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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