Playing With Fire
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She’d managed to pull her hands away from his. He didn’t try to take them back. She put both elbows on the table and propped her head in her hands. She longed to lay her head on the table and close her eyes. She was exhausted. She wasn’t sure where she would get the strength but she desperately needed to get as far away from Nate as she could. The telephone conversation with the three men rang in her ears. Hearing them calmly discussing Dylan’s perfidy, their casual “cop talk,” sleazy references..., and raunchy conversation barely connected in her addled brain. What resonated was Nate’s confession that he never thought she was guilty. But that he was willing to let her believe that he thought she was a murderer. And that he was willing to use her as bait to solve the crime.
The memory gave her the fortitude to push away from the table. When Nate rose and moved toward her, she raised her hands, stopping him.
“No, Nate. Don’t touch me. I… I need to lie down. I’m tired.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d managed to pull her hands away from his. He didn’t try to take them back. She put both elbows on the table and propped her head in her hands. She longed to lay her head on the table and close her eyes. She was exhausted. She wasn’t sure where she would get the strength but she desperately needed to get as far away from Nate as she could. The telephone conversation with the three men rang in her ears. Hearing them calmly discussing Dylan’s perfidy, their casual “cop talk,” sleazy references..., and raunchy conversation barely connected in her addled brain. What resonated was Nate’s confession that he never thought she was guilty. But that he was willing to let her believe that he thought she was a murderer. And that he was willing to use her as bait to solve the crime.
The memory gave her the fortitude to push away from the table. When Nate rose and moved toward her, she raised her hands, stopping him.
“No, Nate. Don’t touch me. I… I need to lie down. I’m tired.”
What to read after Playing With Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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