Silver Dawn (Wishes #4.5)
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POEMS I’d never been in a position of having to take charge where Alex was concerned. I had no idea how to handle him.
First and foremost he needed food and sleep. When he reappeared back in the nursery I demanded that we go home for the night and come back in the morning. He was so shattered that he didn’t even protest, even when I commandeered his car keys and told him I was driving.
I wasn’t tired at all. Long haul flights usually kick my arse but Adam had booked my flight. Not even I... could deny that travelling first class has its merits. I’d slept most of the way and had arrived feeling rested.
It was a quiet journey home to the Cove. The winter weather was calm and clear, unlike my thoughts.
Alex’s mind was busy too. At first he only spoke when I asked him a question. By the time we arrived home, he’d stopped replying at all.
*** It didn’t take me long to realise that bringing Alex back to the house might not have been the best move.
What to read after Silver Dawn (Wishes #4.5)?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
POEMS I’d never been in a position of having to take charge where Alex was concerned. I had no idea how to handle him.
First and foremost he needed food and sleep. When he reappeared back in the nursery I demanded that we go home for the night and come back in the morning. He was so shattered that he didn’t even protest, even when I commandeered his car keys and told him I was driving.
I wasn’t tired at all. Long haul flights usually kick my arse but Adam had booked my flight. Not even I... could deny that travelling first class has its merits. I’d slept most of the way and had arrived feeling rested.
It was a quiet journey home to the Cove. The winter weather was calm and clear, unlike my thoughts.
Alex’s mind was busy too. At first he only spoke when I asked him a question. By the time we arrived home, he’d stopped replying at all.
*** It didn’t take me long to realise that bringing Alex back to the house might not have been the best move.
What to read after Silver Dawn (Wishes #4.5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker-Smith, Gj to read onlineMoreLess
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