Scratch the Surface
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I’d gone upstairs after Allerton left the room and lain down on the bed because my head hurt. I could smell Murphy’s cologne in the pillow case where I buried my head and it was oddly soothing.
The next thing I knew Murphy stood there next to the bed and the shadows had shifted in the room because the sun had moved in the sky. I’d been asleep for hours and, from what I could hazily tell, it was nearly nightfall.
“Councilor Manning is going to have a fit if you don’t come down and eat dinner with... us, you know,” Murphy told me the minute he was aware I was awake. “She’s been baking bread all afternoon and a cake too, I think. Plus she made some sort of gourmet dinner the spare three seconds between. You hungry?”
My stomach growled at the thought of bread and cake and a smile twitched the corner of Murphy’s mouth.
At some point during the day he must have showered and shaved, and he was dressed in a different pair of jeans and one of the cashmere sweaters I’d given him for Christmas—the beige one with the navy blue accents at the collar and cuffs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d gone upstairs after Allerton left the room and lain down on the bed because my head hurt. I could smell Murphy’s cologne in the pillow case where I buried my head and it was oddly soothing.
The next thing I knew Murphy stood there next to the bed and the shadows had shifted in the room because the sun had moved in the sky. I’d been asleep for hours and, from what I could hazily tell, it was nearly nightfall.
“Councilor Manning is going to have a fit if you don’t come down and eat dinner with... us, you know,” Murphy told me the minute he was aware I was awake. “She’s been baking bread all afternoon and a cake too, I think. Plus she made some sort of gourmet dinner the spare three seconds between. You hungry?”
My stomach growled at the thought of bread and cake and a smile twitched the corner of Murphy’s mouth.
At some point during the day he must have showered and shaved, and he was dressed in a different pair of jeans and one of the cashmere sweaters I’d given him for Christmas—the beige one with the navy blue accents at the collar and cuffs.
What to read after Scratch the Surface?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amy Lee Burgess to read onlineMoreLess
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