Mackenzie Family Christmas: the Perfect Gift
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"You don't waddle." "Mac said I looked like a mother duck. And he is right, blast the man." "I'll speak to Mac." "Don't bother. I shook my finger at him. But the comparison was apt. I caught sight of myself in the mirror. Still, 'twill be a nice Hogmanay gift, do you not think? A little boy to dandle on your knee?" "Or a girl." "We've had this argument many a time. He will be a boy." "Mackenzies do as they please. So do Ramsays." Hart ran his hand across her lower abdomen and around her navel.
"...I know they do. Which is how I know he is a boy. Did you wager on a girl in Daniel's pool?" Hart sent her a glance laced with heat. "Do you think I would wager on the outcome of my own child?" "Danny's become quite the little bookmaker, has he not? I of course put down twenty pounds on boy." "Only twenty? I thought you were so sure of the outcome." "It's a frivolous wager, and one should not set a bad example. Besides, Daniel is drawing a large commission. I asked what he needed the money for, and he said he was building things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You don't waddle." "Mac said I looked like a mother duck. And he is right, blast the man." "I'll speak to Mac." "Don't bother. I shook my finger at him. But the comparison was apt. I caught sight of myself in the mirror. Still, 'twill be a nice Hogmanay gift, do you not think? A little boy to dandle on your knee?" "Or a girl." "We've had this argument many a time. He will be a boy." "Mackenzies do as they please. So do Ramsays." Hart ran his hand across her lower abdomen and around her navel.
"...I know they do. Which is how I know he is a boy. Did you wager on a girl in Daniel's pool?" Hart sent her a glance laced with heat. "Do you think I would wager on the outcome of my own child?" "Danny's become quite the little bookmaker, has he not? I of course put down twenty pounds on boy." "Only twenty? I thought you were so sure of the outcome." "It's a frivolous wager, and one should not set a bad example. Besides, Daniel is drawing a large commission. I asked what he needed the money for, and he said he was building things.
What to read after Mackenzie Family Christmas: the Perfect Gift?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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