Feels Like Family
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Barb had left an hour earlier, so she turned off the lights and closed up the office, relieved to have the workday behind her.
Outside she weighed the prospect of going home to her empty house against dropping in at Sullivan’s for a decent meal and a few snatched minutes of Dana Sue’s time. Anytime she could see one of the Sweet Magnolias, as they had once called themselves, she grabbed it. Maybe she could lay some groundwork before she and Karen met with her formally tomorrow at the restaurant.... Barb had already set up that appointment for two o’clock, after the lunch crowd thinned out.
The restaurant, which specialized in what Dana Sue called new Southern cuisine, was packed, as it was most nights. Though Serenity’s population was only 3500 or so, the restaurant’s reputation had spread through the entire region thanks to excellent reviews in the Charleston and Columbia newspapers.
Helen was greeted at the door by Brenda, the harried waitress. “I should have a table opening up in a few minutes,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Barb had left an hour earlier, so she turned off the lights and closed up the office, relieved to have the workday behind her.
Outside she weighed the prospect of going home to her empty house against dropping in at Sullivan’s for a decent meal and a few snatched minutes of Dana Sue’s time. Anytime she could see one of the Sweet Magnolias, as they had once called themselves, she grabbed it. Maybe she could lay some groundwork before she and Karen met with her formally tomorrow at the restaurant.... Barb had already set up that appointment for two o’clock, after the lunch crowd thinned out.
The restaurant, which specialized in what Dana Sue called new Southern cuisine, was packed, as it was most nights. Though Serenity’s population was only 3500 or so, the restaurant’s reputation had spread through the entire region thanks to excellent reviews in the Charleston and Columbia newspapers.
Helen was greeted at the door by Brenda, the harried waitress. “I should have a table opening up in a few minutes,”
What to read after Feels Like Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherryl Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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