The Baby Race
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While I'm in the barn, I can see to some of those repairs." Claire sighed. "I should have known your concern would be for the horse rather than the old man." "He'll be fine. He's got you." At his simple statement, warmth crept into her heart. Maybe, like Clarence, all Race needed was kindness to bring him out of his cave.
"What time?" he asked.
"Would three o'clock be okay? That way I can bring him a casserole for his supper." She glanced at her watch.
"Could you drop me at your grandmother's ho...use? I was supposed to be there thirty minutes ago. Rats. I'm not dressed appropriately.
Well, at least I'm clean." Race frowned, but turned the truck toward the Reed mansion. "What are you going there for?" She could hear the suspicion and subdued anger in his question.
"Since the fund raiser, we've been meeting twice a week for tea. Grandmere is a fascinating storyteller. I love hearing about you as a boy." "At sixteen, I was hardly a boy when I came to live with Jackson. Amelia doesn't know anything about my childhood." "Where did you live with your mother?" Before she could censor herself, the question slipped out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While I'm in the barn, I can see to some of those repairs." Claire sighed. "I should have known your concern would be for the horse rather than the old man." "He'll be fine. He's got you." At his simple statement, warmth crept into her heart. Maybe, like Clarence, all Race needed was kindness to bring him out of his cave.
"What time?" he asked.
"Would three o'clock be okay? That way I can bring him a casserole for his supper." She glanced at her watch.
"Could you drop me at your grandmother's ho...use? I was supposed to be there thirty minutes ago. Rats. I'm not dressed appropriately.
Well, at least I'm clean." Race frowned, but turned the truck toward the Reed mansion. "What are you going there for?" She could hear the suspicion and subdued anger in his question.
"Since the fund raiser, we've been meeting twice a week for tea. Grandmere is a fascinating storyteller. I love hearing about you as a boy." "At sixteen, I was hardly a boy when I came to live with Jackson. Amelia doesn't know anything about my childhood." "Where did you live with your mother?" Before she could censor herself, the question slipped out.
What to read after The Baby Race?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elysa Hendricks to read onlineMoreLess
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