Kozav
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Dammit. The smug look at the woman’s face told Grace that her mom knew she was right, too.
They’d done small talk and the “how you doin’” thing. Enter the smugness.
“You’re glowing.”
She feigned innocence, eyes wide and lips parted. “I have no idea what you’re talking about.”
“Mmmhmm. Why don’t I believe you?” Donna’s voice wasn’t as raspy, her cheeks flushed with health. The healer had explained that the Preors could make her more comfortable, but they hadn’t cured her. Yet.
... “Because you’re a hateful mother who always thinks the worst of me?” She teased. Not really meaning it, but hoping it’d distract her mom.
It didn’t.
“Uh-huh. Nothing to do with a certain, teal male who visited me this morning? One who looked just as glowing and happy?”
Grace pretended she had something on her xina, picking at the lightweight material.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dammit. The smug look at the woman’s face told Grace that her mom knew she was right, too.
They’d done small talk and the “how you doin’” thing. Enter the smugness.
“You’re glowing.”
She feigned innocence, eyes wide and lips parted. “I have no idea what you’re talking about.”
“Mmmhmm. Why don’t I believe you?” Donna’s voice wasn’t as raspy, her cheeks flushed with health. The healer had explained that the Preors could make her more comfortable, but they hadn’t cured her. Yet.
... “Because you’re a hateful mother who always thinks the worst of me?” She teased. Not really meaning it, but hoping it’d distract her mom.
It didn’t.
“Uh-huh. Nothing to do with a certain, teal male who visited me this morning? One who looked just as glowing and happy?”
Grace pretended she had something on her xina, picking at the lightweight material.
What to read after Kozav?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Kyle to read onlineMoreLess
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