Return to Sender
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She wouldn’t like it, but tough.
“Herbert, I’ll be needing your services tonight. I plan to take Mrs. Pemberton out to dinner. To celebrate.” She wasn’t going to get rid of him that easily.
“That’s wonderful, sir. You haven’t been out in quite a while.”
Nick thought the old geezer would ask what it was he was going to celebrate, but he didn’t, so Nick explained. “Dr. Reeves told me I could taper back on the chemotherapy today. My red blood cells are almost back to normal. Platelets are normal. H...ell, even my liver and spleen are good as new. No swelling, nothing.” Nick knew he’d whip the leukemia’s ass, just to prove he wasn’t a loser.
A smile crinkled Herbert’s already wrinkled face even more. “Congratulations, sir. That’s the best news I’ve heard all day.”
“Indeed it is.”
Nick was still weak, the aftereffects of the treatment just as severe as before, but knowing he wouldn’t have to undergo another treatment for a month seemed to obliterate the nausea and the weakness he usually experienced afterward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wouldn’t like it, but tough.
“Herbert, I’ll be needing your services tonight. I plan to take Mrs. Pemberton out to dinner. To celebrate.” She wasn’t going to get rid of him that easily.
“That’s wonderful, sir. You haven’t been out in quite a while.”
Nick thought the old geezer would ask what it was he was going to celebrate, but he didn’t, so Nick explained. “Dr. Reeves told me I could taper back on the chemotherapy today. My red blood cells are almost back to normal. Platelets are normal. H...ell, even my liver and spleen are good as new. No swelling, nothing.” Nick knew he’d whip the leukemia’s ass, just to prove he wasn’t a loser.
A smile crinkled Herbert’s already wrinkled face even more. “Congratulations, sir. That’s the best news I’ve heard all day.”
“Indeed it is.”
Nick was still weak, the aftereffects of the treatment just as severe as before, but knowing he wouldn’t have to undergo another treatment for a month seemed to obliterate the nausea and the weakness he usually experienced afterward.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fern Michaels to read onlineMoreLess
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