Memory's Embrace
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Despite her wounded pride, Tess felt a mischievous sort of tenderness as she watched him.“Don’t jump in the creek,” she advised, as Keith cursed and shook his seared hand in the air.He seemed to forget his injury then. How still he stood, watching Tess, his eyes a pale and molten blue. “Why?” he rasped.“What do you mean, ‘why?’ It’s foolish to leap into icy streams—I would have thought you’d learned that from the last time.”Keith’s jaw was rigid and his eyes flashed. Apparently her reference to ...the day they’d met had not lightened the moment. “I don’t make a practice of deflowering virgins, Miss Bishop,” he said coldly. “Why the hell did you let me think you—”“I wanted you to see me as a woman, not a girl,” she answered reasonably, approaching him now, taking his hurt hand in her own, bending her head to examine the damage. It was miniscule.“Did it ever occur to you that you were playing with fire, as the saying goes?”She looked up at him then, impishly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Despite her wounded pride, Tess felt a mischievous sort of tenderness as she watched him.“Don’t jump in the creek,” she advised, as Keith cursed and shook his seared hand in the air.He seemed to forget his injury then. How still he stood, watching Tess, his eyes a pale and molten blue. “Why?” he rasped.“What do you mean, ‘why?’ It’s foolish to leap into icy streams—I would have thought you’d learned that from the last time.”Keith’s jaw was rigid and his eyes flashed. Apparently her reference to ...the day they’d met had not lightened the moment. “I don’t make a practice of deflowering virgins, Miss Bishop,” he said coldly. “Why the hell did you let me think you—”“I wanted you to see me as a woman, not a girl,” she answered reasonably, approaching him now, taking his hurt hand in her own, bending her head to examine the damage. It was miniscule.“Did it ever occur to you that you were playing with fire, as the saying goes?”She looked up at him then, impishly.
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