Ten (My Brothers Best Friend)
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Looking around the street before I get out of my car. My wounds are tender and it makes me feel vulnerable. If I see Lisa I want to be prepared for her this time. I’m a grown woman, a parent, and I don’t condone violence but I’m also not going to allow her to touch me again without fighting back.
I swallow the uneasy feeling and make my way to the pharmacy.
I grew up here. My Daddy was the sheriff, for Christ’s sake.
Grabbing some Advil, cotton balls, and antiseptic cream, I ignore the concerned... eyes of Mr. Harold behind the counter and don’t make eye contact so I’m unapproachable for conversation. Gulping at the air as I exit, I shove the items in my purse and head next door to the bakery to buy some fresh bread and a pastry to eat on the way home. The mixed scent of fresh bread and sugar from the delicious array of cakes in the glass counter causes my stomach to grumble. When I finish eye-feasting on the goods I’m about to buy, my eyes rest on the huge form in front of me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Looking around the street before I get out of my car. My wounds are tender and it makes me feel vulnerable. If I see Lisa I want to be prepared for her this time. I’m a grown woman, a parent, and I don’t condone violence but I’m also not going to allow her to touch me again without fighting back.
I swallow the uneasy feeling and make my way to the pharmacy.
I grew up here. My Daddy was the sheriff, for Christ’s sake.
Grabbing some Advil, cotton balls, and antiseptic cream, I ignore the concerned... eyes of Mr. Harold behind the counter and don’t make eye contact so I’m unapproachable for conversation. Gulping at the air as I exit, I shove the items in my purse and head next door to the bakery to buy some fresh bread and a pastry to eat on the way home. The mixed scent of fresh bread and sugar from the delicious array of cakes in the glass counter causes my stomach to grumble. When I finish eye-feasting on the goods I’m about to buy, my eyes rest on the huge form in front of me.
What to read after Ten (My Brothers Best Friend)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ker Dukey to read onlineMoreLess
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