Run, Mummy, Run
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The nursery and everything in it had suddenly found its purpose now Sarah had arrived, as though on the stroke of midnight a fairy had waved her magic wand and brought it all to life.
Mark and Aisha stood side by side gazing down at her, mesmerized and reluctant to draw themselves away. Sarah was so peaceful and serene in sleep that it was a humbling experience for them, and the indisputable evidence of their love, which they so badly needed.
‘Come on,’ Mark said at last, slipping his arm around... Aisha’s waist. ‘You look exhausted. I’ll do the night-time feed.’ She leant against him. ‘I’ll be all right after a few hours’ sleep. She shouldn’t wake again until two.’ ‘All right. But for goodness’ sake wake me if you need help. Don’t martyr on all alone.’ She looked up at him. ‘Don’t worry, I won’t.’ Aisha adjusted Sarah’s blanket one last time, then allowed herself to be led from the nursery and into their bedroom. She sighed when she saw her suitcase still unpacked on the bed; she’d forgotten all about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nursery and everything in it had suddenly found its purpose now Sarah had arrived, as though on the stroke of midnight a fairy had waved her magic wand and brought it all to life.
Mark and Aisha stood side by side gazing down at her, mesmerized and reluctant to draw themselves away. Sarah was so peaceful and serene in sleep that it was a humbling experience for them, and the indisputable evidence of their love, which they so badly needed.
‘Come on,’ Mark said at last, slipping his arm around... Aisha’s waist. ‘You look exhausted. I’ll do the night-time feed.’ She leant against him. ‘I’ll be all right after a few hours’ sleep. She shouldn’t wake again until two.’ ‘All right. But for goodness’ sake wake me if you need help. Don’t martyr on all alone.’ She looked up at him. ‘Don’t worry, I won’t.’ Aisha adjusted Sarah’s blanket one last time, then allowed herself to be led from the nursery and into their bedroom. She sighed when she saw her suitcase still unpacked on the bed; she’d forgotten all about it.
What to read after Run, Mummy, Run?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathy Glass to read onlineMoreLess
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