Patient Nurse (1997)
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he said at her temple. His dark, lean hand gently stroked her hair away from her pale face.
Her fist clenched against his chest. “I don’t want to stay here,” she sobbed.
His eyes, unseen above her head, were tormented. “Yes. I know.”
“Please,” she whispered. “Brad can…look in on me.”
“You can’t be alone. Brad has to work,” he said tersely. “It wouldn’t be proper for him to take care of you.”
“It isn’t proper for me to stay here, either!”
“It will be, when the nurse arrives,” he said coolly. He e...ased her away from him and against the pillows. He took a tissue from the box at the bedside and softly dabbed it against her red eyes. She looked utterly defeated, worn to the bone. She was far too thin and pale and he didn’t like her color.
“I’m going to bring supper home with me,” he said. “And you’re going to eat it. You can’t continue like this.”
“I don’t want food,” she said.
“You’ll eat, even if I have to feed you every bite,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he said at her temple. His dark, lean hand gently stroked her hair away from her pale face.
Her fist clenched against his chest. “I don’t want to stay here,” she sobbed.
His eyes, unseen above her head, were tormented. “Yes. I know.”
“Please,” she whispered. “Brad can…look in on me.”
“You can’t be alone. Brad has to work,” he said tersely. “It wouldn’t be proper for him to take care of you.”
“It isn’t proper for me to stay here, either!”
“It will be, when the nurse arrives,” he said coolly. He e...ased her away from him and against the pillows. He took a tissue from the box at the bedside and softly dabbed it against her red eyes. She looked utterly defeated, worn to the bone. She was far too thin and pale and he didn’t like her color.
“I’m going to bring supper home with me,” he said. “And you’re going to eat it. You can’t continue like this.”
“I don’t want food,” she said.
“You’ll eat, even if I have to feed you every bite,”
What to read after Patient Nurse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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