Fiery Nights (2013)
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I asked myself the same question repeatedly: Why did I let her go?
I ruminated in my lab, running my hands over a marble globe on an end table. I spun it, letting the cool feel of the marble glide under my fingers and closed my eyes. Then I stopped it.
My fingers were in the middle of the Atlantic. Might as well have been in the middle of nowhere.
I should have at least asked for her number or a way to contact her again. Instead, I kept an eye out for her at the club each night, but she wasn’t t...here. Why should I entertain false hope that she’d return? I hadn’t seen her there before since I reopened the place. Not until Halloween night. And there she appeared to me in that light—a vixen dressed like a pirate.
What did she look like in everyday clothes? And would she ever return?
Swallowing some pride, I went upstairs.
“Byron, has your friend returned lately? Maya, is it?” I said.
Byron gave me a knowing smile, which he quickly recovered from. “No, I haven’t seen her since Halloween.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I asked myself the same question repeatedly: Why did I let her go?
I ruminated in my lab, running my hands over a marble globe on an end table. I spun it, letting the cool feel of the marble glide under my fingers and closed my eyes. Then I stopped it.
My fingers were in the middle of the Atlantic. Might as well have been in the middle of nowhere.
I should have at least asked for her number or a way to contact her again. Instead, I kept an eye out for her at the club each night, but she wasn’t t...here. Why should I entertain false hope that she’d return? I hadn’t seen her there before since I reopened the place. Not until Halloween night. And there she appeared to me in that light—a vixen dressed like a pirate.
What did she look like in everyday clothes? And would she ever return?
Swallowing some pride, I went upstairs.
“Byron, has your friend returned lately? Maya, is it?” I said.
Byron gave me a knowing smile, which he quickly recovered from. “No, I haven’t seen her since Halloween.
What to read after Fiery Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Carlisle to read onlineMoreLess
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