Shades of Shame (Semper Fi)
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Elise McNarry smiled innocently.Leila stared across the elaborate dinner table at Logan. She was still nearly speechless that this was the spoiled little boy she’d loved to torture as a child. “Oh course not, Mrs. McNarry. I’d love to,” she grinned sheepishly up at her hostess.Elise turned on Logan, “For the record, young man, I am not at all fond of your tardiness. I told you we were having company at seven. Would you kindly tell me where you could’ve possibly been that you felt was more i...mportant?” Elise glared at her son. It was obvious that the polished woman was angry, but both Leila and Logan knew that she was incapable of staying that way. Logan knew it because his mother thought he made the sun rise each morning. At least that’s the way she made him feel. It showed in Logan’s ‘mama’s boy’ attitude. Leila knew it because she was privy to the one secret that Elise and her own mother shared. She knew that Elise McNarry had a lover, maybe even more than one. A lover that kept her so satisfied and fulfilled that anger was a misplaced emotion within her happy world. She simply couldn’t hold on to it. Leila smiled up at the gorgeous woman whose happiness was always infectious.Logan shoveled another mouthful of steak into his mouth and chewed, “Oh c’mon, Mom!” He stood up from the table, wiping his lips on the napkin from his lap, “I love you so much. You know I wouldn’t be late for one of your dinner parties without good reason.” He kissed her cheek but held his hands in front of him in oath, “That car that Dad just had fixed, lost its brakes down at the Marina! My luck is that my boat was already hooked to the back of it!”Elise’s face clouded, “You mean to tell me that you were stuck at the Marina this entire time?”Logan kissed his mother on the cheek again and sat back down at the table, “Yes ma’am. I had my phone with me though. It just took a while to get a tow,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elise McNarry smiled innocently.Leila stared across the elaborate dinner table at Logan. She was still nearly speechless that this was the spoiled little boy she’d loved to torture as a child. “Oh course not, Mrs. McNarry. I’d love to,” she grinned sheepishly up at her hostess.Elise turned on Logan, “For the record, young man, I am not at all fond of your tardiness. I told you we were having company at seven. Would you kindly tell me where you could’ve possibly been that you felt was more i...mportant?” Elise glared at her son. It was obvious that the polished woman was angry, but both Leila and Logan knew that she was incapable of staying that way. Logan knew it because his mother thought he made the sun rise each morning. At least that’s the way she made him feel. It showed in Logan’s ‘mama’s boy’ attitude. Leila knew it because she was privy to the one secret that Elise and her own mother shared. She knew that Elise McNarry had a lover, maybe even more than one. A lover that kept her so satisfied and fulfilled that anger was a misplaced emotion within her happy world. She simply couldn’t hold on to it. Leila smiled up at the gorgeous woman whose happiness was always infectious.Logan shoveled another mouthful of steak into his mouth and chewed, “Oh c’mon, Mom!” He stood up from the table, wiping his lips on the napkin from his lap, “I love you so much. You know I wouldn’t be late for one of your dinner parties without good reason.” He kissed her cheek but held his hands in front of him in oath, “That car that Dad just had fixed, lost its brakes down at the Marina! My luck is that my boat was already hooked to the back of it!”Elise’s face clouded, “You mean to tell me that you were stuck at the Marina this entire time?”Logan kissed his mother on the cheek again and sat back down at the table, “Yes ma’am. I had my phone with me though. It just took a while to get a tow,”
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