Nobody's Angel (2000)
Nobody's Angel
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Cesar's tiny bathroom mirror told her she looked like Faith Hope, businesswoman, and not the shattered, ridiculous female Adrian had made her feel yesterday.
She didn't need sex or any man to make her whole. She was quite happy as herself. She'd be even happier once they found the money and the books and she could go home.
Returning her makeup kit to the tiny bedroom, she glanced in admiration at the vase she'd removed from the cardboard box in which Adrian had packed her storage items. She shou...ld never have hidden a thing of such beauty just because Tony had given it to her. She couldn't blame the vase for what Tony had done. When she returned home, she would put it in her window and redecorate.
Picking up her nearly empty purse, she joined Adrian in the kitchen. He was leaning against the kitchen sink, eating cereal. He looked up as she entered, but his gaze stayed shuttered, hiding the inferno he'd revealed yesterday.
“You talked to Annie?” he asked curtly.
“She called the Charlotte shelter,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cesar's tiny bathroom mirror told her she looked like Faith Hope, businesswoman, and not the shattered, ridiculous female Adrian had made her feel yesterday.
She didn't need sex or any man to make her whole. She was quite happy as herself. She'd be even happier once they found the money and the books and she could go home.
Returning her makeup kit to the tiny bedroom, she glanced in admiration at the vase she'd removed from the cardboard box in which Adrian had packed her storage items. She shou...ld never have hidden a thing of such beauty just because Tony had given it to her. She couldn't blame the vase for what Tony had done. When she returned home, she would put it in her window and redecorate.
Picking up her nearly empty purse, she joined Adrian in the kitchen. He was leaning against the kitchen sink, eating cereal. He looked up as she entered, but his gaze stayed shuttered, hiding the inferno he'd revealed yesterday.
“You talked to Annie?” he asked curtly.
“She called the Charlotte shelter,”
What to read after Nobody's Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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