One Last Weekend (2016)
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“He’s jonesing for a walk,” Teague said with a nod toward Sammy as Joanna stepped outside to help carry in the bags of groceries stuffed into the tiny trunk of the sports car. “Think breakfast could wait?”
Joanna smiled even as her heart splintered inside her. Why couldn’t life always be like this—simple, easy, glazed in sunlight? “Sure,” she said.
So they left the groceries, and Teague caught hold of her hand, and they went across the dirt road and down the bank to the beach, Sammy gamboling jo...yfully ahead of them.
Joanna bit her lower lip, watching him, trying to stay another spate of tears. They would have this one last glorious weekend together, she and Teague and Sammy. She envied the dog because he couldn’t know just how short the time would be.
“What?” Teague asked, noticing what she was trying so hard to hide.
“I was just wondering—do you think we tried hard enough?”
Teague looked puzzled.
“To save our marriage, Teague,” Joanna prompted.
“No,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“He’s jonesing for a walk,” Teague said with a nod toward Sammy as Joanna stepped outside to help carry in the bags of groceries stuffed into the tiny trunk of the sports car. “Think breakfast could wait?”
Joanna smiled even as her heart splintered inside her. Why couldn’t life always be like this—simple, easy, glazed in sunlight? “Sure,” she said.
So they left the groceries, and Teague caught hold of her hand, and they went across the dirt road and down the bank to the beach, Sammy gamboling jo...yfully ahead of them.
Joanna bit her lower lip, watching him, trying to stay another spate of tears. They would have this one last glorious weekend together, she and Teague and Sammy. She envied the dog because he couldn’t know just how short the time would be.
“What?” Teague asked, noticing what she was trying so hard to hide.
“I was just wondering—do you think we tried hard enough?”
Teague looked puzzled.
“To save our marriage, Teague,” Joanna prompted.
“No,”
What to read after One Last Weekend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Lael Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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