Speak Easy
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I listened to the storm through my open window and fretted about selling enough whisky to buy Daddy’s life and protect my sisters. My stomach ached, and I curled into a ball on my side. Had I done the right thing by going to Joey and not the police? Was I wrong to hide this from Bridget? Would I regret making a deal with Sam the Barber in which I promised to trade information for protection?
If anything went wrong, it would be my fault.
And Joey—I’d kissed Joey. I’d wanted to do more tha...n that. Slamming my eyes shut, I tried to block the memory, to forget how much I’d enjoyed it. What the hell was wrong with me? Was I just starving for physical attention? Desperate for a release of the tension? Between Joey and Enzo, I’d had more sexual excitement in the last three days than I’d had all year. And none of it was real; someone was always acting.
Flopping onto my back, I tried to think of things I could say or do to entice Enzo to tell me about the rail shipment.
What to read after Speak Easy?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I listened to the storm through my open window and fretted about selling enough whisky to buy Daddy’s life and protect my sisters. My stomach ached, and I curled into a ball on my side. Had I done the right thing by going to Joey and not the police? Was I wrong to hide this from Bridget? Would I regret making a deal with Sam the Barber in which I promised to trade information for protection?
If anything went wrong, it would be my fault.
And Joey—I’d kissed Joey. I’d wanted to do more tha...n that. Slamming my eyes shut, I tried to block the memory, to forget how much I’d enjoyed it. What the hell was wrong with me? Was I just starving for physical attention? Desperate for a release of the tension? Between Joey and Enzo, I’d had more sexual excitement in the last three days than I’d had all year. And none of it was real; someone was always acting.
Flopping onto my back, I tried to think of things I could say or do to entice Enzo to tell me about the rail shipment.
What to read after Speak Easy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melanie Harlow to read onlineMoreLess
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