The Christmas Lamp
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Roni longed to erase the worried lines etching his forehead. “I know you’re concerned, but the nurses say she’s doing very well.”“She looks frail to me.” Jake reached for Roni’s hand.“I don’t know what I’d do without her. It took a long time to form a relationship, but we did. She’s all I have now.”Roni tightened her grip in his. “God willing, you still have lots of time with your grandma.”“Do you mind if I stop by my place, and then feed Max? I want to pick up a few things.”“Not at all. I’m in ...no hurry.”Besides, Jake was growing on her. She’d love to see how and where he lived his personal life.Jake’s residence was the entire second floor of a building that had once housed Springfield Grocer Company.The structure sat on Booneville Street near the hub of Springfield’s downtown area, the historic, old town district where second and third floor spaces were being refurbished into trendy lofts and apartments. When the Acura pulled up in front of the building, Roni couldn’t contain her excitement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roni longed to erase the worried lines etching his forehead. “I know you’re concerned, but the nurses say she’s doing very well.”“She looks frail to me.” Jake reached for Roni’s hand.“I don’t know what I’d do without her. It took a long time to form a relationship, but we did. She’s all I have now.”Roni tightened her grip in his. “God willing, you still have lots of time with your grandma.”“Do you mind if I stop by my place, and then feed Max? I want to pick up a few things.”“Not at all. I’m in ...no hurry.”Besides, Jake was growing on her. She’d love to see how and where he lived his personal life.Jake’s residence was the entire second floor of a building that had once housed Springfield Grocer Company.The structure sat on Booneville Street near the hub of Springfield’s downtown area, the historic, old town district where second and third floor spaces were being refurbished into trendy lofts and apartments. When the Acura pulled up in front of the building, Roni couldn’t contain her excitement.
What to read after The Christmas Lamp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lori Copeland to read onlineMoreLess
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