Finding Home
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The morning was crisp as the sun was slow to crest above the horizon and the excitement of her trip stirred Nat. Hardy met her in the stall as he too, sensed an adventure and an opportunity to stretch his well-rested legs.
Nat tied her bedroll to the back of her saddle and walked Hardy to Marissa’s cabin and tied him to the hitching post. “We will be off soon,” she said to the large horse as she patted his neck while he nuzzled her. Gyp trotted beside her as she walked back onto the porch and ...went inside.
Marissa had gotten out of the bed and was dressed and starting breakfast when Nat returned.
“Good morning,” Nat said.
“Good morning. I hope you weren’t planning to sneak off without saying goodbye,” Marissa said.
“No ma’am, I would not do that. I know you have to be in town early this morning and wanted to leave when you did,” Nat said, as she took Marissa in her arms.
“I would never leave you without a goodbye.”
Marissa kissed Nat’s lips softly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The morning was crisp as the sun was slow to crest above the horizon and the excitement of her trip stirred Nat. Hardy met her in the stall as he too, sensed an adventure and an opportunity to stretch his well-rested legs.
Nat tied her bedroll to the back of her saddle and walked Hardy to Marissa’s cabin and tied him to the hitching post. “We will be off soon,” she said to the large horse as she patted his neck while he nuzzled her. Gyp trotted beside her as she walked back onto the porch and ...went inside.
Marissa had gotten out of the bed and was dressed and starting breakfast when Nat returned.
“Good morning,” Nat said.
“Good morning. I hope you weren’t planning to sneak off without saying goodbye,” Marissa said.
“No ma’am, I would not do that. I know you have to be in town early this morning and wanted to leave when you did,” Nat said, as she took Marissa in her arms.
“I would never leave you without a goodbye.”
Marissa kissed Nat’s lips softly.
What to read after Finding Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ali Spooner to read onlineMoreLess
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