Home to Hart's Crossing
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A quick glance at the full length mirror told her she’d added a few pounds over the summer. She would have to do something about that. Why did weight maintenance become so difficult as one grew older?Never mind. Diets were best begun on Mondays. This was Sunday, and she had a guest waiting for her in the living room.Not just any guest either. An old friend, one who was feeling lonely after his return to his hometown. She’d seen his loneliness in his eyes when she declined his invitation to dine ...at the resort. That was why she’d asked him to join her here, one old friend helping another.“Can I get you anything to drink?” she called to James on her way to the kitchen.“No, thanks.” He appeared in the doorway. “I’d like to help. Why don’t I set the table?”There was something special, something intimate, about his offer, and her heart fluttered in response. “Okay.” She motioned toward the sideboard. “You’ll find napkins and the silverware in there.”“I like the way you’ve decorated the kitchen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A quick glance at the full length mirror told her she’d added a few pounds over the summer. She would have to do something about that. Why did weight maintenance become so difficult as one grew older?Never mind. Diets were best begun on Mondays. This was Sunday, and she had a guest waiting for her in the living room.Not just any guest either. An old friend, one who was feeling lonely after his return to his hometown. She’d seen his loneliness in his eyes when she declined his invitation to dine ...at the resort. That was why she’d asked him to join her here, one old friend helping another.“Can I get you anything to drink?” she called to James on her way to the kitchen.“No, thanks.” He appeared in the doorway. “I’d like to help. Why don’t I set the table?”There was something special, something intimate, about his offer, and her heart fluttered in response. “Okay.” She motioned toward the sideboard. “You’ll find napkins and the silverware in there.”“I like the way you’ve decorated the kitchen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robin Lee Hatcher to read onlineMoreLess
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