Last Chance Knit & Stitch
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He’d spent the last few days making himself useful by weeding the bed, edging the garden’s border, and staking up foxgloves and delphiniums. This morning, he was hiding out with his sketch pad, doing studies of the flowers while Mother got ready for her garden club meeting.
The gardening aside, he felt like a prisoner in this house. Not only had Mother failed to recognize him, but, thanks to Aunt Millie, Mother was convinced he was the new combination handyman, caretaker, gardener, cook, butler,... chauffeur, and footman.
He didn’t mind taking care of his mother or her garden, but he hated every minute she treated him like an employee. His emotions were so deep and complicated he didn’t even have words to express them. It was painful to realize that the scars of his childhood still festered.
He was itching to paint. But his painting equipment wouldn’t be there for another couple of days. His assistant was on his way with the unfinished Harrison commission. At least he had a place to set things up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d spent the last few days making himself useful by weeding the bed, edging the garden’s border, and staking up foxgloves and delphiniums. This morning, he was hiding out with his sketch pad, doing studies of the flowers while Mother got ready for her garden club meeting.
The gardening aside, he felt like a prisoner in this house. Not only had Mother failed to recognize him, but, thanks to Aunt Millie, Mother was convinced he was the new combination handyman, caretaker, gardener, cook, butler,... chauffeur, and footman.
He didn’t mind taking care of his mother or her garden, but he hated every minute she treated him like an employee. His emotions were so deep and complicated he didn’t even have words to express them. It was painful to realize that the scars of his childhood still festered.
He was itching to paint. But his painting equipment wouldn’t be there for another couple of days. His assistant was on his way with the unfinished Harrison commission. At least he had a place to set things up.
What to read after Last Chance Knit & Stitch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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