Sugar Rush
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Only then did he realize who had exited the shop with her. “Charlotte?”
“Chef,” she replied politely, but otherwise showing no emotion.
Lani hid her wry smile, but not quickly enough. Chef was a title of position and respect. Normally.
Baxter nodded. “Chef Bhandari,” he responded with a smile.
“Play nice,” Lani warned them both.
Baxter’s smile grew. He actually liked and respected Charlotte. And he understood where the cool response was coming from. He could only imagine the earful Charlotte mus...t have been getting about him from her friend. She was simply showing solidarity. He envied them the strong personal bond.
So it surprised him when she turned to Lani and said, “It’s been a long drive, long day. I’ll head to your place and leave you two to discuss ... things.”
She’d left her natural habitat to come all the way down to the wilds of Georgia to support her best friend ... but wasn’t averse to said friend fraternizing with the enemy. Interesting. Unless, of course, there was something new he didn’t know about in the “discuss things”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only then did he realize who had exited the shop with her. “Charlotte?”
“Chef,” she replied politely, but otherwise showing no emotion.
Lani hid her wry smile, but not quickly enough. Chef was a title of position and respect. Normally.
Baxter nodded. “Chef Bhandari,” he responded with a smile.
“Play nice,” Lani warned them both.
Baxter’s smile grew. He actually liked and respected Charlotte. And he understood where the cool response was coming from. He could only imagine the earful Charlotte mus...t have been getting about him from her friend. She was simply showing solidarity. He envied them the strong personal bond.
So it surprised him when she turned to Lani and said, “It’s been a long drive, long day. I’ll head to your place and leave you two to discuss ... things.”
She’d left her natural habitat to come all the way down to the wilds of Georgia to support her best friend ... but wasn’t averse to said friend fraternizing with the enemy. Interesting. Unless, of course, there was something new he didn’t know about in the “discuss things”
What to read after Sugar Rush?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donna Kauffman to read onlineMoreLess
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