Liberation
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“I’ve missed much more than I realized.”
“It’s an easy fix.” Immediately, Brie removed a cell phone from the bag beside her and they exchanged numbers. “This is our main group and you should be in it, Marci.”
“I appreciate the welcome.”
“I warn you though, we can be ridiculous.” Whispering loudly, she pointed comically at Tawny. “Especially you-know-who…she has no filter.”
“Hey…wait. No, that’s right.”
Marci grinned. “I spend my life around filtered people. The change ...is good.”
She felt comfortable with them, able to relax in ways she usually struggled to accomplish. She noticed that Hudson and Natalia were similarly affected. At one point, her gaze locked with the stern business mogul. “We are much the same, Marciella. You disconnected by necessity but you’re young. These women can help you ease the pressure. They almost force one to have a good time.” “I’ll try not to put up a fight.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I’ve missed much more than I realized.”
“It’s an easy fix.” Immediately, Brie removed a cell phone from the bag beside her and they exchanged numbers. “This is our main group and you should be in it, Marci.”
“I appreciate the welcome.”
“I warn you though, we can be ridiculous.” Whispering loudly, she pointed comically at Tawny. “Especially you-know-who…she has no filter.”
“Hey…wait. No, that’s right.”
Marci grinned. “I spend my life around filtered people. The change ...is good.”
She felt comfortable with them, able to relax in ways she usually struggled to accomplish. She noticed that Hudson and Natalia were similarly affected. At one point, her gaze locked with the stern business mogul. “We are much the same, Marciella. You disconnected by necessity but you’re young. These women can help you ease the pressure. They almost force one to have a good time.” “I’ll try not to put up a fight.”
What to read after Liberation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shayne Mcclendon to read onlineMoreLess
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