King Tomb (Forever Evermore)
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Aros stated over the line the next morning.
“Thank you,” I murmured, and I hung up my cell phone, glancing at John. “Time for you to go. And I might suggest you leave King Shadow as soon as possible.”
He stared at me for all of a heartbeat, then he nodded once, grabbed the pad of paper and pen he had been using, and stood up from the couch, stuffing them in his leather satchel. “I’ll call when I have news.”
“I know,” I stated, pointing at the front flap to my tent. “Seriously, I’m about to have ...a visitor and you need to leave posthaste.”
His eyes scanned my face. “Do you need me to stay?”
I couldn’t help but grin, the smile stony because he would only escalate matters. “No. Thank you, though.”
He nodded once then maneuvered around where Isa was playing with her toys. “I’ll find her.” He peered back at me. “And then we’ll kill her.”
“Yes, you will, and no, you won’t.”
His grin was feral. “Not at first, anyway.”
“No, not at first.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aros stated over the line the next morning.
“Thank you,” I murmured, and I hung up my cell phone, glancing at John. “Time for you to go. And I might suggest you leave King Shadow as soon as possible.”
He stared at me for all of a heartbeat, then he nodded once, grabbed the pad of paper and pen he had been using, and stood up from the couch, stuffing them in his leather satchel. “I’ll call when I have news.”
“I know,” I stated, pointing at the front flap to my tent. “Seriously, I’m about to have ...a visitor and you need to leave posthaste.”
His eyes scanned my face. “Do you need me to stay?”
I couldn’t help but grin, the smile stony because he would only escalate matters. “No. Thank you, though.”
He nodded once then maneuvered around where Isa was playing with her toys. “I’ll find her.” He peered back at me. “And then we’ll kill her.”
“Yes, you will, and no, you won’t.”
His grin was feral. “Not at first, anyway.”
“No, not at first.”
What to read after King Tomb (Forever Evermore)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawn, Scarlett to read onlineMoreLess
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