Texas Tornado (Freebirds book 5)
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-Jase-Duck Dynasty James Cursing as the phone in my pocket stopped ringing before I could answer it, I glanced at the screen and groaned.
Twenty seconds later, it started up again. “Hello?”
“Mr. Allen? This is Lillian McBride, with Child Protective Services. Is this a good time to speak with you?” No nonsense Lillian asked.
Gritting my teeth against the irony of being outside her very building while she was calling me, I managed a stark, “Yes.”
“We’ve had another report filed aga...inst you. We would like to come out sometime in the next week to evaluate the allegation.” She said formally.
No bullshitting with this one. The woman was a hardened shell of a woman. Although, I guess she would be. She’d seen it all in her fifty something years, and then some. The sad thing was, was that most of those ‘things’ she’d seen were all about children. Poorly treated, abused children.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-Jase-Duck Dynasty James Cursing as the phone in my pocket stopped ringing before I could answer it, I glanced at the screen and groaned.
Twenty seconds later, it started up again. “Hello?”
“Mr. Allen? This is Lillian McBride, with Child Protective Services. Is this a good time to speak with you?” No nonsense Lillian asked.
Gritting my teeth against the irony of being outside her very building while she was calling me, I managed a stark, “Yes.”
“We’ve had another report filed aga...inst you. We would like to come out sometime in the next week to evaluate the allegation.” She said formally.
No bullshitting with this one. The woman was a hardened shell of a woman. Although, I guess she would be. She’d seen it all in her fifty something years, and then some. The sad thing was, was that most of those ‘things’ she’d seen were all about children. Poorly treated, abused children.
What to read after Texas Tornado (Freebirds book 5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lani Lynn Vale to read onlineMoreLess
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