Mad Sea
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Steffan questions from the couch, a puff of smoke clouding the air around him.
I bristle at his comment and halt in my tracks. When I moved to Miami, I didn’t have a nickel to my name. I’d been lost and on the run from crap I’d rather not think about. While searching for not only a job but a place to put down some roots, I’d come across Steffan. He’d been at the bus station just standing there, waiting, when our eyes locked. His blue eyes, the color of the sky on the clearest of days, had found ...mine and he claimed me. Simple as that. I’d found my feet walking his way as he lit up a cigarette. He’d asked me questions about my intentions in this town, told me his, and soon, I found myself following him to his apartment.
We didn’t have sex.
Not that he hasn’t tried on the occasional drunk night.
But we became bonded in an unexplainable way. He became my only friend. My caretaker. The one who gave me a roof over my head and a pillow to lie my head upon. To me, he’s like an annoying, nosy older brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Steffan questions from the couch, a puff of smoke clouding the air around him.
I bristle at his comment and halt in my tracks. When I moved to Miami, I didn’t have a nickel to my name. I’d been lost and on the run from crap I’d rather not think about. While searching for not only a job but a place to put down some roots, I’d come across Steffan. He’d been at the bus station just standing there, waiting, when our eyes locked. His blue eyes, the color of the sky on the clearest of days, had found ...mine and he claimed me. Simple as that. I’d found my feet walking his way as he lit up a cigarette. He’d asked me questions about my intentions in this town, told me his, and soon, I found myself following him to his apartment.
We didn’t have sex.
Not that he hasn’t tried on the occasional drunk night.
But we became bonded in an unexplainable way. He became my only friend. My caretaker. The one who gave me a roof over my head and a pillow to lie my head upon. To me, he’s like an annoying, nosy older brother.
What to read after Mad Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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