Fighting to Win
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He hated flying.
Only one person had known of his fear and she sat on another plane heading for the same city. The last time he’d traveled internationally, Julia Ashland had held his hand throughout the long flight, her presence and touch grounding him. At the time, he thought if he had to die in a plane crash, at least he was dying with the woman he cared about next to him.
Mitch shifted in his seat, his legs stretched out in front of him. One of the perks of being the team’s star swimm...er, he got the bulkhead seat so he didn’t have to sit with his knees around his neck. He could’ve flown business class if he’d wanted; one of his sponsors had offered him the money to upgrade. The press tried hard to suggest he thought himself superior to everyone else, so he’d declined. In reality, he would give anything for his teammates. Except maybe one.
God, he hated the press.
Mitch shifted again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hated flying.
Only one person had known of his fear and she sat on another plane heading for the same city. The last time he’d traveled internationally, Julia Ashland had held his hand throughout the long flight, her presence and touch grounding him. At the time, he thought if he had to die in a plane crash, at least he was dying with the woman he cared about next to him.
Mitch shifted in his seat, his legs stretched out in front of him. One of the perks of being the team’s star swimm...er, he got the bulkhead seat so he didn’t have to sit with his knees around his neck. He could’ve flown business class if he’d wanted; one of his sponsors had offered him the money to upgrade. The press tried hard to suggest he thought himself superior to everyone else, so he’d declined. In reality, he would give anything for his teammates. Except maybe one.
God, he hated the press.
Mitch shifted again.
What to read after Fighting to Win?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicole Flockton to read onlineMoreLess
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