Fate of the Alpha - Episode 2
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She had always loved the peacefulness of the backyard, with its tall trees and white picket fence, but tonight Ainsley couldn’t relax. The late afternoon air was crisp and cool. Sunset was coming earlier and earlier as the seasons changed. Soon it would be dark. They didn’t have much time. Javier was raking leaves. The rhythm of his raking had subconsciously adjusted to match Ainsley’s pacing. His muscles bunched and stretched under the white t-shirt of Erik’s she had given him to wear. With eac...h sweep of the rake, red and yellow leaves swirled and settled into the gigantic pile he was accumulating on a burlap tarp. Ainsley tried not to allow herself to pretend it was Erik out there. It was strange to be suddenly sharing space with a new wolf. In some ways she longed for privacy to mourn Erik’s loss. At least Javier was forcing her to focus on the present.And he certainly was making himself useful. Ainsley knew Javier was grateful to her for taking him in. He had been fixing odds and ends around the old house all day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had always loved the peacefulness of the backyard, with its tall trees and white picket fence, but tonight Ainsley couldn’t relax. The late afternoon air was crisp and cool. Sunset was coming earlier and earlier as the seasons changed. Soon it would be dark. They didn’t have much time. Javier was raking leaves. The rhythm of his raking had subconsciously adjusted to match Ainsley’s pacing. His muscles bunched and stretched under the white t-shirt of Erik’s she had given him to wear. With eac...h sweep of the rake, red and yellow leaves swirled and settled into the gigantic pile he was accumulating on a burlap tarp. Ainsley tried not to allow herself to pretend it was Erik out there. It was strange to be suddenly sharing space with a new wolf. In some ways she longed for privacy to mourn Erik’s loss. At least Javier was forcing her to focus on the present.And he certainly was making himself useful. Ainsley knew Javier was grateful to her for taking him in. He had been fixing odds and ends around the old house all day.
What to read after Fate of the Alpha - Episode 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tasha Black to read onlineMoreLess
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