Mia's Return
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“You didn’t tell her, did you?” the other man said.
“No,” Alex admitted.
“Fucking idiot,” the man said. “Here, take this.”
More hands on her shoulders, comforting ones. “Take a deep breath,” the man told her. “You’re hyperventilating. You’re going to pass out if you don’t slow down.
Breathe slowly.” Then, “She’s human, nothing fancy?”
“Yes,” Alex said shortly.
“Jesus,” the man muttered. “I’m going to carry you over to the bench, okay?” he told her.
She nodded and felt arms under her legs and beh...ind her back. She was carried to the bench a few paces from the smoking outline of the demon.
“I’m Wyatt,” the man said.
“Mia,” she gasped. She would never get all her name out in one breath.
Wyatt didn’t just put her on the bench.
He sat on it and put her on his lap.
She went back to breathing deeply.
Slowly, the sickness ebbed.
“Feeling better?” Wyatt asked.
She nodded. “What’s a hunter?” she croaked.
“You know nothing about this stuff?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You didn’t tell her, did you?” the other man said.
“No,” Alex admitted.
“Fucking idiot,” the man said. “Here, take this.”
More hands on her shoulders, comforting ones. “Take a deep breath,” the man told her. “You’re hyperventilating. You’re going to pass out if you don’t slow down.
Breathe slowly.” Then, “She’s human, nothing fancy?”
“Yes,” Alex said shortly.
“Jesus,” the man muttered. “I’m going to carry you over to the bench, okay?” he told her.
She nodded and felt arms under her legs and beh...ind her back. She was carried to the bench a few paces from the smoking outline of the demon.
“I’m Wyatt,” the man said.
“Mia,” she gasped. She would never get all her name out in one breath.
Wyatt didn’t just put her on the bench.
He sat on it and put her on his lap.
She went back to breathing deeply.
Slowly, the sickness ebbed.
“Feeling better?” Wyatt asked.
She nodded. “What’s a hunter?” she croaked.
“You know nothing about this stuff?”
What to read after Mia's Return?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy Cooper-Posey to read onlineMoreLess
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