Red Ink (Mad Jackals Brotherhood Mc book 2)
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She’d had to stifle the insistent nagging in her brain that this wasn’t the way relationships were supposed to work. They were supposed to date, to learn more about each other, decide if they are compatible and then talk about living together. But her relationship with Ray seemed to defy all the set rules.
Besides, it wasn’t as if they were strangers, meeting for the first time. She and Ray already knew all there was to know about each other. At least, he knew all about her. He was still h...aving trouble opening up to her. Some things would slip out occasionally, but he would clam up as soon as she pushed him on it. He’d told her that he would tell her everything when he was ready. Mia knew from her work at the women’s shelter that you couldn’t push someone to talk to you. The more you tried, generally the further they shrank into themselves. So she resolved not to push; she’d let him come to her whenever he was ready. It had been a challenge though.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d had to stifle the insistent nagging in her brain that this wasn’t the way relationships were supposed to work. They were supposed to date, to learn more about each other, decide if they are compatible and then talk about living together. But her relationship with Ray seemed to defy all the set rules.
Besides, it wasn’t as if they were strangers, meeting for the first time. She and Ray already knew all there was to know about each other. At least, he knew all about her. He was still h...aving trouble opening up to her. Some things would slip out occasionally, but he would clam up as soon as she pushed him on it. He’d told her that he would tell her everything when he was ready. Mia knew from her work at the women’s shelter that you couldn’t push someone to talk to you. The more you tried, generally the further they shrank into themselves. So she resolved not to push; she’d let him come to her whenever he was ready. It had been a challenge though.
What to read after Red Ink (Mad Jackals Brotherhood Mc book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glass, Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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