Gator
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She smiles a lot until dinner. A little girl catches her attention at the restaurant like a ghost of her past stealing away her smiles.
I glance at the kid and wonder about having one with Mia. Ours won’t be blond or blue eyed. I imagine my kid looking like me, but hope it has Mia’s soft smile. I miss that smile.
When I place my hand on hers, she finally looks up from her lap.
“I would have been a bad mom, but my baby isn’t better off dead.”
“I know.”
Mia nods then glances once more at the girl.... I know even after our meal and the walk back to the hotel that her mind is on the baby she lost. I can’t imagine bringing a child into her hell. Rodent barely kept Mia alive and I suspect the baby wouldn’t have lasted more than a few months.
“I love you,”
Mia says as we sit on the balcony.
The words cut into me and I can’t remember ever hearing them before. My mother must have told me at least once that she loved me. I know she did, but I can’t remember it.
Mia’s depressed now because she wants me to say I love her too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She smiles a lot until dinner. A little girl catches her attention at the restaurant like a ghost of her past stealing away her smiles.
I glance at the kid and wonder about having one with Mia. Ours won’t be blond or blue eyed. I imagine my kid looking like me, but hope it has Mia’s soft smile. I miss that smile.
When I place my hand on hers, she finally looks up from her lap.
“I would have been a bad mom, but my baby isn’t better off dead.”
“I know.”
Mia nods then glances once more at the girl.... I know even after our meal and the walk back to the hotel that her mind is on the baby she lost. I can’t imagine bringing a child into her hell. Rodent barely kept Mia alive and I suspect the baby wouldn’t have lasted more than a few months.
“I love you,”
Mia says as we sit on the balcony.
The words cut into me and I can’t remember ever hearing them before. My mother must have told me at least once that she loved me. I know she did, but I can’t remember it.
Mia’s depressed now because she wants me to say I love her too.
What to read after Gator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bijou Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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