Screwing the Superhero
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Wendy realized she was sputtering but what the hell?
Her boss had just ripped the side off his chair.
“I’m … fine.” He stood and dumped the broken arm into the garbage can next to his desk. He turned his back on her, almost as if he were embarrassed. “Call down to Maintenance or whoever handles these things now and get me a new chair.”
“Right away.” She paused on her way to the door. Biting her lip, she decided not to ignore what just happened. “Do you want to tell me why you ripped the chair ap...art?”
“It was an accident.”
She whirled around to find Draco had placed his stoic, unreadable expression back on his perfect face.
“You see me do those kinds of things all of the time. I’m constantly tearing clothes.”
“Yes.” She knew he was avoiding giving her a direct answer, and she wasn’t going to let him get off so easily. He could simply tell her to leave if he didn’t want to discuss it. “But not breaking chairs.”
“I guess I was just startled you had a date.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wendy realized she was sputtering but what the hell?
Her boss had just ripped the side off his chair.
“I’m … fine.” He stood and dumped the broken arm into the garbage can next to his desk. He turned his back on her, almost as if he were embarrassed. “Call down to Maintenance or whoever handles these things now and get me a new chair.”
“Right away.” She paused on her way to the door. Biting her lip, she decided not to ignore what just happened. “Do you want to tell me why you ripped the chair ap...art?”
“It was an accident.”
She whirled around to find Draco had placed his stoic, unreadable expression back on his perfect face.
“You see me do those kinds of things all of the time. I’m constantly tearing clothes.”
“Yes.” She knew he was avoiding giving her a direct answer, and she wasn’t going to let him get off so easily. He could simply tell her to leave if he didn’t want to discuss it. “But not breaking chairs.”
“I guess I was just startled you had a date.”
What to read after Screwing the Superhero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Royce to read onlineMoreLess
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