Meat
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Despite the uncomfortable exchange at the meeting, when he got close, she felt sparks of awareness dancing along her spine and couldn’t help imagining his naked body and how it had felt pressed tight to hers.
“Hello, ladies,” he said politely.
Rebecca raised an eyebrow. “Are you going to lecture me now?”
Oh, God, why was she goading him? He’d already proven that, with him, she was outside her depth.
But she couldn’t help it. She was hurt and saddened by the fact he was not the man she longed for.... And she was angry at him for that.
“No, I came to ask if you’d join me for coffee.”
“Is this about ‘coordinating between our two departments, especially discussing new menu items’?”
“No,” he said. “I just thought we should talk.”
“Then I’ll pass. As you can imagine, I have a lot of work to catch up on.”
Then she turned and stalked off.
Rebecca stared out her office window at the snow falling in huge flakes. It was incredibly dark out, with no moonlight penetrating the dense cloud cover, and the streetlights were a dim glow barely visible through the thick white veil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Despite the uncomfortable exchange at the meeting, when he got close, she felt sparks of awareness dancing along her spine and couldn’t help imagining his naked body and how it had felt pressed tight to hers.
“Hello, ladies,” he said politely.
Rebecca raised an eyebrow. “Are you going to lecture me now?”
Oh, God, why was she goading him? He’d already proven that, with him, she was outside her depth.
But she couldn’t help it. She was hurt and saddened by the fact he was not the man she longed for.... And she was angry at him for that.
“No, I came to ask if you’d join me for coffee.”
“Is this about ‘coordinating between our two departments, especially discussing new menu items’?”
“No,” he said. “I just thought we should talk.”
“Then I’ll pass. As you can imagine, I have a lot of work to catch up on.”
Then she turned and stalked off.
Rebecca stared out her office window at the snow falling in huge flakes. It was incredibly dark out, with no moonlight penetrating the dense cloud cover, and the streetlights were a dim glow barely visible through the thick white veil.
What to read after Meat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Opal Carew to read onlineMoreLess
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