Storm Watch (Woodland Creek)
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Storm asked, her voice as cold as an arctic winter. “Is this why you were so attracted to me so quickly?”
“I don’t want to discuss Keri with you. But, no, she has nothing to do with my attraction to you,” Luke said tiredly. “Where did you find that?” He sat down the bag and her purse.
“You told me to use your clothes. I was getting socks,” she replied. “It was in the bottom of the drawer.” She walked into the living room and sat on the edge of the couch, watching him. “She looks very similar to ...me.”
Luke sighed. How did he explain Keri to her? Or to anyone, for that matter. “Just trust me, she’s nothing like you.” He sat down across the room, on the single recliner in the room. “I have your bag. I figure you might like to wear your own clothes.”
Storm glared over at him. “Really? We’re going to talk about clothes? I think it’s pretty obvious that she was someone you cared about deeply. Or, for all I know, still do care about.”
Luke’s face hardened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Storm asked, her voice as cold as an arctic winter. “Is this why you were so attracted to me so quickly?”
“I don’t want to discuss Keri with you. But, no, she has nothing to do with my attraction to you,” Luke said tiredly. “Where did you find that?” He sat down the bag and her purse.
“You told me to use your clothes. I was getting socks,” she replied. “It was in the bottom of the drawer.” She walked into the living room and sat on the edge of the couch, watching him. “She looks very similar to ...me.”
Luke sighed. How did he explain Keri to her? Or to anyone, for that matter. “Just trust me, she’s nothing like you.” He sat down across the room, on the single recliner in the room. “I have your bag. I figure you might like to wear your own clothes.”
Storm glared over at him. “Really? We’re going to talk about clothes? I think it’s pretty obvious that she was someone you cared about deeply. Or, for all I know, still do care about.”
Luke’s face hardened.
What to read after Storm Watch (Woodland Creek)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Welsh to read onlineMoreLess
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