Promise Me a Rainbow
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Pat Bauer asked the first thing on Monday.
“Are you feeling better?” Catherine said, posing a question of her own. While she was interested in how Pat was feeling, her primary concern at the moment was not talking about Joe D’Amaro. She wasn’t quite sure why. Certainly she and Pat were close enough friends for her to ask anything she liked. It was more that Catherine simply didn’t know what she was feeling, and she didn’t want to enter into any discussion about it until she did. Unfortunately Pa...t wasn’t going to be put off.
“Don’t change the subject,” she said.
“I’m not changing the subject. I want to know how you are.”
“You know damn good and well that I don’t like to be asked that. I’ve got cancer. What can I say? I’m just fine?”
“You can say whether or not you went to the doctor and what he’s doing about your fever.”
“Yes, I went to the doctor. I’m taking an antibiotic. Now how did the thing with the semi-hunk go?”
“It wasn’t a ‘thing.’”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pat Bauer asked the first thing on Monday.
“Are you feeling better?” Catherine said, posing a question of her own. While she was interested in how Pat was feeling, her primary concern at the moment was not talking about Joe D’Amaro. She wasn’t quite sure why. Certainly she and Pat were close enough friends for her to ask anything she liked. It was more that Catherine simply didn’t know what she was feeling, and she didn’t want to enter into any discussion about it until she did. Unfortunately Pa...t wasn’t going to be put off.
“Don’t change the subject,” she said.
“I’m not changing the subject. I want to know how you are.”
“You know damn good and well that I don’t like to be asked that. I’ve got cancer. What can I say? I’m just fine?”
“You can say whether or not you went to the doctor and what he’s doing about your fever.”
“Yes, I went to the doctor. I’m taking an antibiotic. Now how did the thing with the semi-hunk go?”
“It wasn’t a ‘thing.’”
What to read after Promise Me a Rainbow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cheryl Reavis to read onlineMoreLess
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