The Fallen Angels book Club (2013)
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The court clerk stamped in the client documents and, when our file number came up, I stood next to the clerk and took receipt of approved copies. It was the routine that kept my sanity.
At about ten-thirty I returned to the firm and dropped several sets of filing papers to go out in FedEx. I went back to my office to clear my desk of pending case matters.
Without thinking, I caught myself picking up the phone to call Abby to share a salad. As I slowly put the phone back in its cradle, I ...missed her more than I thought I could. I wondered what the police were doing with Rena’s information. In this case, no news wasn’t necessarily good news.
I couldn’t stop my thoughts from drifting to Lily as I sat at my desk and tried to come up with a strategy to prove or disprove Marla’s fears.
Lisa, one of the two other paralegals in the firm, stood in my doorway with a pleading look on her face.
“Since Cathy’s gone, I need a place where I can assemble the discovery on a complicated environmental case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The court clerk stamped in the client documents and, when our file number came up, I stood next to the clerk and took receipt of approved copies. It was the routine that kept my sanity.
At about ten-thirty I returned to the firm and dropped several sets of filing papers to go out in FedEx. I went back to my office to clear my desk of pending case matters.
Without thinking, I caught myself picking up the phone to call Abby to share a salad. As I slowly put the phone back in its cradle, I ...missed her more than I thought I could. I wondered what the police were doing with Rena’s information. In this case, no news wasn’t necessarily good news.
I couldn’t stop my thoughts from drifting to Lily as I sat at my desk and tried to come up with a strategy to prove or disprove Marla’s fears.
Lisa, one of the two other paralegals in the firm, stood in my doorway with a pleading look on her face.
“Since Cathy’s gone, I need a place where I can assemble the discovery on a complicated environmental case.
What to read after The Fallen Angels book Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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