Running Free
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I know the hand but more importantly, I know the scent. Earl reeks of cheap cologne and whiskey.
“If you want to keep that hand, I suggest you take it off my thigh,” I threaten, the bite in my voice harsh.
“Jesus, Frankie. You can’t wiggle that ass in front of the patrons and not expect a man to do a thing about it,” Earl grumbles but wisely removes his hand.
I cast a glare spiked with venom in his direction. The coward shrinks back and shakes his head at me. He’s a Fox shifter who’s been after ...my ass for years. Problem is, I know he’s crawling with more than just fleas in his pants and I won’t touch his nasty-ass with a ten-foot pole.
“You’re not a man, Earl. You’re a girl with a goatee,” I retort with a laugh and resume screwing the lightbulb into the fixture above the bar.
Climbing off when I finish, now that the yellow glow lights up this end of the room, I flit my eyes over the crowd. Tonight’s a Monday which means we’re littered with our usual customers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know the hand but more importantly, I know the scent. Earl reeks of cheap cologne and whiskey.
“If you want to keep that hand, I suggest you take it off my thigh,” I threaten, the bite in my voice harsh.
“Jesus, Frankie. You can’t wiggle that ass in front of the patrons and not expect a man to do a thing about it,” Earl grumbles but wisely removes his hand.
I cast a glare spiked with venom in his direction. The coward shrinks back and shakes his head at me. He’s a Fox shifter who’s been after ...my ass for years. Problem is, I know he’s crawling with more than just fleas in his pants and I won’t touch his nasty-ass with a ten-foot pole.
“You’re not a man, Earl. You’re a girl with a goatee,” I retort with a laugh and resume screwing the lightbulb into the fixture above the bar.
Climbing off when I finish, now that the yellow glow lights up this end of the room, I flit my eyes over the crowd. Tonight’s a Monday which means we’re littered with our usual customers.
What to read after Running Free?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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