Head Start (Cedar Tree #7)
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I just managed to get Kendra home and in bed. I hope to God those pills she took will take the edge off, because she looked like death warmed over. Was barely coherent when I was pulling off her shoes, and she didn’t even react when I unbuttoned and stripped her jeans down her legs before tucking her in. I wasn’t going to touch the rest of her clothes. Not like that.
“I am,” I tell Arlene. My phone started ringing when I walked out of the bedroom, and I was half expecting someone to call, since ...I never bothered going back into the diner to let anyone know we were leaving. I would’ve called myself, but Arlene beat me to it.
“What happened?” Her concern is genuine.
“Migraine I suspect. She was gray by the time I got outside. I got her into the truck and home right away. She has medication, so I’m assuming she has these often.”
“That’s what Elsa guessed it was. You do know you left her mother stranded here, right?”
Fuck. Hadn’t even thought about that. Not even when I pulled around her car in the driveway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I just managed to get Kendra home and in bed. I hope to God those pills she took will take the edge off, because she looked like death warmed over. Was barely coherent when I was pulling off her shoes, and she didn’t even react when I unbuttoned and stripped her jeans down her legs before tucking her in. I wasn’t going to touch the rest of her clothes. Not like that.
“I am,” I tell Arlene. My phone started ringing when I walked out of the bedroom, and I was half expecting someone to call, since ...I never bothered going back into the diner to let anyone know we were leaving. I would’ve called myself, but Arlene beat me to it.
“What happened?” Her concern is genuine.
“Migraine I suspect. She was gray by the time I got outside. I got her into the truck and home right away. She has medication, so I’m assuming she has these often.”
“That’s what Elsa guessed it was. You do know you left her mother stranded here, right?”
Fuck. Hadn’t even thought about that. Not even when I pulled around her car in the driveway.
What to read after Head Start (Cedar Tree #7)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freya Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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