Second Chance Dad (2011)
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“What have you done?”
He spun on his heel and glared at her. “I’m protecting my family. Something you apparently don’t know how to do.”
“What are you talking about?”
“Didn’t you hear? That man is probably a killer—even if he didn’t go to trial. Let his own wife die. Just stood back and watched, the papers said.”
“That’s not true.”
“What, did he tell you different? And you believed him? You were ignorant when you were twenty, falling for any lie a man told you. But it’s time you grew up.”
Margie ...rose slowly. “Honey—”
He turned on her. “Shut up. This doesn’t concern you.”
She paled, looking as stricken as if he’d slapped her. Then she grabbed her purse, shot an apologetic look toward Sophie, and stalked out the doors to the parking lot.
Years of anger and hurt welled up inside Sophie’s chest, making it hard to breathe. How many years had he talked to her like this? For how many more could she allow it to happen?
“If that’s how you treat Margie, then it’s a mystery why she hasn’t packed up her bags and left long ago.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What have you done?”
He spun on his heel and glared at her. “I’m protecting my family. Something you apparently don’t know how to do.”
“What are you talking about?”
“Didn’t you hear? That man is probably a killer—even if he didn’t go to trial. Let his own wife die. Just stood back and watched, the papers said.”
“That’s not true.”
“What, did he tell you different? And you believed him? You were ignorant when you were twenty, falling for any lie a man told you. But it’s time you grew up.”
Margie ...rose slowly. “Honey—”
He turned on her. “Shut up. This doesn’t concern you.”
She paled, looking as stricken as if he’d slapped her. Then she grabbed her purse, shot an apologetic look toward Sophie, and stalked out the doors to the parking lot.
Years of anger and hurt welled up inside Sophie’s chest, making it hard to breathe. How many years had he talked to her like this? For how many more could she allow it to happen?
“If that’s how you treat Margie, then it’s a mystery why she hasn’t packed up her bags and left long ago.”
What to read after Second Chance Dad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxanne Rustand to read onlineMoreLess
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