Possession (2005)
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Drew searched for the words to tell her the truth. Tell her who he was and what his intentions were—his client and the consequences be damned. He had to tell her. He couldn’t continue without her knowing the truth.
“What did you dream of being?”
The question took Drew aback.
He could count on one hand the times he’d been asked something so personal. And even then the questions had been asked by people like school guidance counselors whose job it was to steer him toward something more productive ...than what his upbringing had prepared him for.
He looked at Josie now.
“I don’t know,” he answered honestly.
“There had to be something. A fireman? Policeman?”
“Indian chief?”
Her laugh reached in and touched something he hadn’t known was inside him. A sensitive place, a soft spot that absorbed her interest like a dry sponge drank up a drop of water.
“Funny. You know what I mean.”
And, remarkably, he did.
Had anyone else asked the question, he would have come up with some off-the cuff response like “A lawyer, because I used to watch Perry Mason.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Drew searched for the words to tell her the truth. Tell her who he was and what his intentions were—his client and the consequences be damned. He had to tell her. He couldn’t continue without her knowing the truth.
“What did you dream of being?”
The question took Drew aback.
He could count on one hand the times he’d been asked something so personal. And even then the questions had been asked by people like school guidance counselors whose job it was to steer him toward something more productive ...than what his upbringing had prepared him for.
He looked at Josie now.
“I don’t know,” he answered honestly.
“There had to be something. A fireman? Policeman?”
“Indian chief?”
Her laugh reached in and touched something he hadn’t known was inside him. A sensitive place, a soft spot that absorbed her interest like a dry sponge drank up a drop of water.
“Funny. You know what I mean.”
And, remarkably, he did.
Had anyone else asked the question, he would have come up with some off-the cuff response like “A lawyer, because I used to watch Perry Mason.”
What to read after Possession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tori Carrington to read onlineMoreLess
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