Glass Ceilings (2016)
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I watched her walk down the hall, occasionally turning to look back at me, our eyes locking each time she did.
Once back in my office, I released a heavy sigh, trying desperately to ignore the memories that plagued my thoughts. I should’ve sat at my desk to comb over the Delarro case file, but instead I grabbed my jacket and headed for home. I needed air, I needed to clear my head, but mostly I needed to stop thinking about Angela and the last time we were together. The more I’d try to remember ...the anger I harbored toward her, the more I’d remember how close I was to falling in love with her.
I was kidding myself because I had fallen in love with her.
My steps faltered when I saw her standing outside the building, and I could only assume she was waiting for me.
“Angela,” I said with a firm shake of my head.
“I need to talk to you.”
“You’re complicating things.” I looked around, ensuring no one from the agency was working late or in the vicinity.
“Please?” she pleaded, causing my chest to clench for obvious reasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I watched her walk down the hall, occasionally turning to look back at me, our eyes locking each time she did.
Once back in my office, I released a heavy sigh, trying desperately to ignore the memories that plagued my thoughts. I should’ve sat at my desk to comb over the Delarro case file, but instead I grabbed my jacket and headed for home. I needed air, I needed to clear my head, but mostly I needed to stop thinking about Angela and the last time we were together. The more I’d try to remember ...the anger I harbored toward her, the more I’d remember how close I was to falling in love with her.
I was kidding myself because I had fallen in love with her.
My steps faltered when I saw her standing outside the building, and I could only assume she was waiting for me.
“Angela,” I said with a firm shake of my head.
“I need to talk to you.”
“You’re complicating things.” I looked around, ensuring no one from the agency was working late or in the vicinity.
“Please?” she pleaded, causing my chest to clench for obvious reasons.
What to read after Glass Ceilings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. M. Madden to read onlineMoreLess
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