Papa Bear (Finding Fatherhood book 1)
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She went to his house for dinner and a movie, curling up on the sofa with him and Angel while they ate Chinese food from a box and watched Netflix. When the baby woke and fussed, she held her while he went to get her bottle, and a wave of longing swept over her.
She was only twenty-eight, and she hadn’t felt the clamoring of her biological urges yet to have a child of her own, but holding Angel sent a wave of maternal feelings through her. When Lucas returned with the bottle, Libby took it f...rom him instead of giving him the baby. As the little girl drank, she stroked her thick black hair and looked up at Lucas. “Her poor mother, not getting these moments with her.”
His expression clouded, and he looked grim. He didn’t speak, but he did nod abruptly. It was clearly a difficult topic of conversation, and he didn’t seem to encourage her to ask questions.
She still couldn’t help asking, “Have you gotten the man who did this to Astoria?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She went to his house for dinner and a movie, curling up on the sofa with him and Angel while they ate Chinese food from a box and watched Netflix. When the baby woke and fussed, she held her while he went to get her bottle, and a wave of longing swept over her.
She was only twenty-eight, and she hadn’t felt the clamoring of her biological urges yet to have a child of her own, but holding Angel sent a wave of maternal feelings through her. When Lucas returned with the bottle, Libby took it f...rom him instead of giving him the baby. As the little girl drank, she stroked her thick black hair and looked up at Lucas. “Her poor mother, not getting these moments with her.”
His expression clouded, and he looked grim. He didn’t speak, but he did nod abruptly. It was clearly a difficult topic of conversation, and he didn’t seem to encourage her to ask questions.
She still couldn’t help asking, “Have you gotten the man who did this to Astoria?”
What to read after Papa Bear (Finding Fatherhood book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kit Tunstall to read onlineMoreLess
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