Riding the Line
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He glared down at Jane. ‘What the hell are you doing?’ She looked up at him, her expression one of injured innocence.
‘What do you think I’m doing?’ He sat back down. ‘Nothing I asked for, nothing I want.’ ‘You don’t want a free, no-strings-attached blow job?’ His cock did and stirred in anticipation. He forced his mind back to cold showers, injuries he’d sustained while riding, bleak winter landscapes. It didn’t work.
‘Listen, Jane or whatever your name is, I’m tired. All I want to do is get so...me sleep and be ready to leave as soon as those guys fix whatever is wrong with my truck.’ ‘It’s Robyn.’ He frowned. ‘What?’ ‘My name is Robyn.’ Her hand slid up his thigh again and he clamped one of his over it.
‘Whatever your name is, I still don’t want you.’ She started to cry, the tears falling down her frozen face. He wanted to howl. Why did women do this? Didn’t they know how unfair it was? Hell, of course they did.
‘Don’t you find me attractive?’ ‘I don’t know you well enough to say that.’ Her lip trembled and the speed of the tears increased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He glared down at Jane. ‘What the hell are you doing?’ She looked up at him, her expression one of injured innocence.
‘What do you think I’m doing?’ He sat back down. ‘Nothing I asked for, nothing I want.’ ‘You don’t want a free, no-strings-attached blow job?’ His cock did and stirred in anticipation. He forced his mind back to cold showers, injuries he’d sustained while riding, bleak winter landscapes. It didn’t work.
‘Listen, Jane or whatever your name is, I’m tired. All I want to do is get so...me sleep and be ready to leave as soon as those guys fix whatever is wrong with my truck.’ ‘It’s Robyn.’ He frowned. ‘What?’ ‘My name is Robyn.’ Her hand slid up his thigh again and he clamped one of his over it.
‘Whatever your name is, I still don’t want you.’ She started to cry, the tears falling down her frozen face. He wanted to howl. Why did women do this? Didn’t they know how unfair it was? Hell, of course they did.
‘Don’t you find me attractive?’ ‘I don’t know you well enough to say that.’ Her lip trembled and the speed of the tears increased.
What to read after Riding the Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Pearce to read onlineMoreLess
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