My Fallen Angel (2000)
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She went over the events of the day, wondering what she could have done differently. But there was nothing. Garrick would just have to get over his anger.
“Lucy?”
Pushing herself up on her elbows, Lucy answered, “Yes, Beth?”
“Water,” came a hoarse groan.
“You’re thirsty?”
“Yes.”
“Where is it?”
“We’re out.”
Lucy nodded. “I’ll go get some then.”
Beth didn’t respond, and a flash of concern shot through Lucy. She sat up. All she had on was her chemise. The scratchy wool of her bed coverings had rubb...ed raw her exposed parts, but she clutched thecover around herself anyway. The wood floor was cold as she crossed the room to Beth’s side and reached out a hand to feel her forehead, relieved when she felt no sign of fever.
“S’my nose,” Beth groaned.
Lucy hastily pulled her hand away and wiped it on her chemise. “Sorry, Beth. I was trying to see if you had a fever. Here.” She reached out again, this time finding Beth’s forehead. “No fever, good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She went over the events of the day, wondering what she could have done differently. But there was nothing. Garrick would just have to get over his anger.
“Lucy?”
Pushing herself up on her elbows, Lucy answered, “Yes, Beth?”
“Water,” came a hoarse groan.
“You’re thirsty?”
“Yes.”
“Where is it?”
“We’re out.”
Lucy nodded. “I’ll go get some then.”
Beth didn’t respond, and a flash of concern shot through Lucy. She sat up. All she had on was her chemise. The scratchy wool of her bed coverings had rubb...ed raw her exposed parts, but she clutched thecover around herself anyway. The wood floor was cold as she crossed the room to Beth’s side and reached out a hand to feel her forehead, relieved when she felt no sign of fever.
“S’my nose,” Beth groaned.
Lucy hastily pulled her hand away and wiped it on her chemise. “Sorry, Beth. I was trying to see if you had a fever. Here.” She reached out again, this time finding Beth’s forehead. “No fever, good.
What to read after My Fallen Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pamela Britton to read onlineMoreLess
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