Jared
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Not only were they taking care of her, but they were making room for Adam and Jill along with the other half-breeds that had crossed to their side and her grandfather as well. Jared felt her grandfather wasn’t safe at the nursing home and until this was over he would stay in the compound. She had been worried about her grandfather, but he seemed happy as he followed Sid to a room he would be staying in. They were also going to have one of their medical staff, who worked on site, take care of his... needs. Jill had helped Tessa pack some things and then they were off. Every worry Tessa had Jared or Sid had already taken care of it.
“You’re going to be staying in my room.” Jared carried her up the stairs and down the hall.
Tessa felt warmth zing through her body. Glancing at him under lowered lashes she knew a night in his bed would be a night she’d never forget. “Ah, okay.”
“I don’t use it much, but with all the new occupants we’ve acquired, we’re giving up our rooms.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only were they taking care of her, but they were making room for Adam and Jill along with the other half-breeds that had crossed to their side and her grandfather as well. Jared felt her grandfather wasn’t safe at the nursing home and until this was over he would stay in the compound. She had been worried about her grandfather, but he seemed happy as he followed Sid to a room he would be staying in. They were also going to have one of their medical staff, who worked on site, take care of his... needs. Jill had helped Tessa pack some things and then they were off. Every worry Tessa had Jared or Sid had already taken care of it.
“You’re going to be staying in my room.” Jared carried her up the stairs and down the hall.
Tessa felt warmth zing through her body. Glancing at him under lowered lashes she knew a night in his bed would be a night she’d never forget. “Ah, okay.”
“I don’t use it much, but with all the new occupants we’ve acquired, we’re giving up our rooms.”
What to read after Jared?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teresa Gabelman to read onlineMoreLess
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