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Quint had lied … sort of.
He’d told Juan that he hadn’t thought about having kids because he’d been too busy building his career. Truth was he’d considered having kids ever since his sister had given birth to her twins almost a decade ago, but with as much traveling as he did each year, even finding a long-term girlfriend was tough.
But he wasn’t comfortable telling the father of the woman he’d like to whisk away to some hidden bungalow and spend days and nights exploring every part of her body—...and her mind—that he would like to have a kid or two someday. That might give Juan ideas about long-term commitment, and Quint knew from experience that women did not like being in a relationship with someone who was gone more than he was home.
After Quint’s answer, Juan hadn’t questioned him further about anything else domestic. Instead he’d wanted to hear about what being a photojournalist was like, the places Quint had traveled, the adventures he’d lived. The afternoon had passed quickly with plenty of laughs to distract Quint from the fact that he was sweating to death in a creepy tomb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quint had lied … sort of.
He’d told Juan that he hadn’t thought about having kids because he’d been too busy building his career. Truth was he’d considered having kids ever since his sister had given birth to her twins almost a decade ago, but with as much traveling as he did each year, even finding a long-term girlfriend was tough.
But he wasn’t comfortable telling the father of the woman he’d like to whisk away to some hidden bungalow and spend days and nights exploring every part of her body—...and her mind—that he would like to have a kid or two someday. That might give Juan ideas about long-term commitment, and Quint knew from experience that women did not like being in a relationship with someone who was gone more than he was home.
After Quint’s answer, Juan hadn’t questioned him further about anything else domestic. Instead he’d wanted to hear about what being a photojournalist was like, the places Quint had traveled, the adventures he’d lived. The afternoon had passed quickly with plenty of laughs to distract Quint from the fact that he was sweating to death in a creepy tomb.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles, Ann to read onlineMoreLess
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