More Than a Man
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She splashed water over her face and tried to reclaim some of the calm, cared-for feeling she’d enjoyed after their interlude in her parents’ guest bathroom. Upon their return, Joy had suggested a walk down to the neighborhood’s manmade pond while Richard and Vivian tidied after the meal and relaxed with the remainder of the wine from dinner. Noelle was happy for the opportunity to distance herself from her mother and avoid further upsetting Aya with her interpretation of her mother’s attitude t...oward him.
Joy and Aya got on well together, with Joy leading the conversation and Noelle content to focus on the warmth of his fingers twined with hers. She discovered he had a talent for mimicking birdcall and a genuine interest in film production, which was something Joy could talk about for hours given half the chance.
Watching him smile openly for her sister continued to leave her raw. She envied the easy connection between her husband and sister and found herself wishing she’d met him without any preconceived ideas about personalities or roles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She splashed water over her face and tried to reclaim some of the calm, cared-for feeling she’d enjoyed after their interlude in her parents’ guest bathroom. Upon their return, Joy had suggested a walk down to the neighborhood’s manmade pond while Richard and Vivian tidied after the meal and relaxed with the remainder of the wine from dinner. Noelle was happy for the opportunity to distance herself from her mother and avoid further upsetting Aya with her interpretation of her mother’s attitude t...oward him.
Joy and Aya got on well together, with Joy leading the conversation and Noelle content to focus on the warmth of his fingers twined with hers. She discovered he had a talent for mimicking birdcall and a genuine interest in film production, which was something Joy could talk about for hours given half the chance.
Watching him smile openly for her sister continued to leave her raw. She envied the easy connection between her husband and sister and found herself wishing she’d met him without any preconceived ideas about personalities or roles.
What to read after More Than a Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Ryan-Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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