Somebody's Ex
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He set the caviar on her side table. It wasn’t exactly a side table, but a couple of wooden boxes stacked one atop the other and covered with a flowered cloth. The bed was hers. She couldn’t sleep in what her landlord had left behind. She’d set the box spring directly on the floor so Royal’s hair couldn’t drift underneath.
“Do you want a refill?” He tipped the wine bottle at her.
She held out her dime-store wineglasses for David to pour, wishing she didn’t live in such a dump. What must the man ...think of her? But Randi always tried to look on the bright side of things. He was in her bedroom, and he’d said she was amazing.
She sipped the wine, planning a host of absolutely amazing things to do to him. Then Royal started a ballistic bark out in the backyard. And did not stop.
“Mountain lion?” David asked, one eyebrow raised.
“I’d prefer that over a skunk.”
Please, not a skunk. Please, please, please.
As soon as she opened the window to shout at the dog, she smelled it, the acrid odor stinging her nostrils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He set the caviar on her side table. It wasn’t exactly a side table, but a couple of wooden boxes stacked one atop the other and covered with a flowered cloth. The bed was hers. She couldn’t sleep in what her landlord had left behind. She’d set the box spring directly on the floor so Royal’s hair couldn’t drift underneath.
“Do you want a refill?” He tipped the wine bottle at her.
She held out her dime-store wineglasses for David to pour, wishing she didn’t live in such a dump. What must the man ...think of her? But Randi always tried to look on the bright side of things. He was in her bedroom, and he’d said she was amazing.
She sipped the wine, planning a host of absolutely amazing things to do to him. Then Royal started a ballistic bark out in the backyard. And did not stop.
“Mountain lion?” David asked, one eyebrow raised.
“I’d prefer that over a skunk.”
Please, not a skunk. Please, please, please.
As soon as she opened the window to shout at the dog, she smelled it, the acrid odor stinging her nostrils.
What to read after Somebody's Ex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jasmine Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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