Something to Believe in (The Renegade Saints book 4)
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We ate breakfast together as a family before heading up to the rooftop deck to splash in the pool. I’d wanted to spend as much time with them as I could since they had to leave to catch their flight mid afternoon. After we tired the kids out, Ryder took them back to the room for a nap, leaving Vi and I to hang out on the pool loungers for sister time.
“Lay it on me. Tell me what you think of him,” I instructed.
The soft smile on her face was a relief. “He’s a doll. Ry and I were a little afraid,... to be honest. I mean he’s famous and rich, which might have meant he was a giant dud with a terrible attitude. I’m so happy that isn’t the case at all. He’s great with my kids and anyone with two eyes can see how much he loves you.”
My heart slammed against my chest hopefully even as I shook my head. “He hasn’t said—”
“He doesn’t need to,” she said firmly. “It’s in the way he looks at you, the way he treats you. If Ryder never told me he loved me, I’d still know by his actions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We ate breakfast together as a family before heading up to the rooftop deck to splash in the pool. I’d wanted to spend as much time with them as I could since they had to leave to catch their flight mid afternoon. After we tired the kids out, Ryder took them back to the room for a nap, leaving Vi and I to hang out on the pool loungers for sister time.
“Lay it on me. Tell me what you think of him,” I instructed.
The soft smile on her face was a relief. “He’s a doll. Ry and I were a little afraid,... to be honest. I mean he’s famous and rich, which might have meant he was a giant dud with a terrible attitude. I’m so happy that isn’t the case at all. He’s great with my kids and anyone with two eyes can see how much he loves you.”
My heart slammed against my chest hopefully even as I shook my head. “He hasn’t said—”
“He doesn’t need to,” she said firmly. “It’s in the way he looks at you, the way he treats you. If Ryder never told me he loved me, I’d still know by his actions.
What to read after Something to Believe in (The Renegade Saints book 4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox, Ella to read onlineMoreLess
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