Mercenary's Woman
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"Mama was crying last night and I asked her why, and she said that man hates her." Eb joined the young boy at the bag and went on one knee beside him, his eyes very solemn. "Your mother and Dallas knew each other a long time ago," he told him in an adult way.
"They had a fight, and they never made up. That's why she cried. They're both good people, Stevie, but sometimes even good people have arguments." "Why are they mad at each other?" "I don't know," Eb replied not quite factually. "That's for... them to say, if they want you to know. Dallas isn't a bad man, though." "He's all banged up," Stevie replied solemnly.
"Yes, he is. He was shot." "Shot?
Really?" Stevie moved closer to Eb and put a small hand on his shoulder. "Who shot him?" "Some very bad men," Eb told him. "He almost died. That's why he has to use a walking stick now. It's why he has all those scars." Stevie touched Eb's face. "You got scars, too." "Yes, I have." "You ever been shot?" he wanted to know, "Several times," Eb replied honestly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mama was crying last night and I asked her why, and she said that man hates her." Eb joined the young boy at the bag and went on one knee beside him, his eyes very solemn. "Your mother and Dallas knew each other a long time ago," he told him in an adult way.
"They had a fight, and they never made up. That's why she cried. They're both good people, Stevie, but sometimes even good people have arguments." "Why are they mad at each other?" "I don't know," Eb replied not quite factually. "That's for... them to say, if they want you to know. Dallas isn't a bad man, though." "He's all banged up," Stevie replied solemnly.
"Yes, he is. He was shot." "Shot?
Really?" Stevie moved closer to Eb and put a small hand on his shoulder. "Who shot him?" "Some very bad men," Eb told him. "He almost died. That's why he has to use a walking stick now. It's why he has all those scars." Stevie touched Eb's face. "You got scars, too." "Yes, I have." "You ever been shot?" he wanted to know, "Several times," Eb replied honestly.
What to read after Mercenary's Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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