Saturday's Child
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Like the fog that rolled in and blanketed the town, tiredness overtook her suddenly. She was grateful when at last she reached home.
She was surprised to see that Colin was there. Seated in their only decent chair—the one Quentin Sterling had sat in, she remembered—he had his feet propped on a packing crate, the newspaper spread open in front of him. He looked up as she came in.
"Hello." "Hello, Colin." Katie set down the basket she was carrying and slipped off her coat, hanging it on a ...hook near the door, where the dampness would have a chance to leave it before morning.
"You worked late today," Colin commented, snapping the paper closed and standing up.
"There's so much to do before the wedding." Katie lifted her hat off and hung it next to the coat.
"You've brought work home?" The words were only half a question as his eyes fell on the basket she'd set on the floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like the fog that rolled in and blanketed the town, tiredness overtook her suddenly. She was grateful when at last she reached home.
She was surprised to see that Colin was there. Seated in their only decent chair—the one Quentin Sterling had sat in, she remembered—he had his feet propped on a packing crate, the newspaper spread open in front of him. He looked up as she came in.
"Hello." "Hello, Colin." Katie set down the basket she was carrying and slipped off her coat, hanging it on a ...hook near the door, where the dampness would have a chance to leave it before morning.
"You worked late today," Colin commented, snapping the paper closed and standing up.
"There's so much to do before the wedding." Katie lifted her hat off and hung it next to the coat.
"You've brought work home?" The words were only half a question as his eyes fell on the basket she'd set on the floor.
What to read after Saturday's Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dallas Schulze to read onlineMoreLess
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