Mail Order Mix Up
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She waited until Malinda came down for breakfast, and although she’d eaten hers hours before, she sat at the table while Malinda ate. “I think we need to make a decision today. We can’t keep the men waiting for an answer. It’s not fair to them.”
Malinda shrugged. “I just can’t make up my mind.” She put down the muffin she’d been happily munching on as she looked at her sister. “I don’t have any feelings for Patrick at all. I won’t deny that. But what happens if Wesley dies and I’m le...ft with nothing? Where will I go?”
“I’m sure you’d move in with me. Just like you would if you married anyone else. Patrick and I wouldn’t leave you destitute. Please, Mindy.” She used her sister’s childhood nickname in hopes it would get her to choose quickly.
“I have four days to decide. You can’t force me into an early decision just because you’re in a hurry to get married.” Ellen squeezed her sister’s hand. “I think you know as well as I do that you need to choose Wesley. Nothing else would be fair to anyone involved. Wesley cares for you, and Patrick and I care for each other. Please do the sensible thing and just decide now.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She waited until Malinda came down for breakfast, and although she’d eaten hers hours before, she sat at the table while Malinda ate. “I think we need to make a decision today. We can’t keep the men waiting for an answer. It’s not fair to them.”
Malinda shrugged. “I just can’t make up my mind.” She put down the muffin she’d been happily munching on as she looked at her sister. “I don’t have any feelings for Patrick at all. I won’t deny that. But what happens if Wesley dies and I’m le...ft with nothing? Where will I go?”
“I’m sure you’d move in with me. Just like you would if you married anyone else. Patrick and I wouldn’t leave you destitute. Please, Mindy.” She used her sister’s childhood nickname in hopes it would get her to choose quickly.
“I have four days to decide. You can’t force me into an early decision just because you’re in a hurry to get married.” Ellen squeezed her sister’s hand. “I think you know as well as I do that you need to choose Wesley. Nothing else would be fair to anyone involved. Wesley cares for you, and Patrick and I care for each other. Please do the sensible thing and just decide now.”
What to read after Mail Order Mix Up?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirsten Osbourne to read onlineMoreLess
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