The Prince's Intimate Abduction (The Samara Royal Family Series book 2)
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But when she locked the doors after everyone had gone home, she detoured through the lobby to the small bathroom. Pinching her cheeks to add a bit more color to her features, running her fingers through her hair and straightened her clothes slightly. Unfortunately, the image in the mirror didn’t change much. She was still the same woman with dark circles under her eyes because it was hard to sleep with a man that gorgeous with only a thin wall separating her from all of those incredible muscl...es. It didn’t matter anyway, she reminded herself. Because she was the man’s doctor. She wasn’t his girlfriend. She wasn’t the adorable, smiling cheerleader on the sidelines even though she mentally was cheering him on to get better. And if she were perfectly honest with herself, the doctor part of her was amazed at how quickly he was healing. But the feminine side of her, the side that she hadn’t ever acknowledged before Turk showed up, was slightly depressed that she wouldn’t have the excuse of keeping him here much longer. It suddenly occurred to her that she really should be figuring out a way to get him out of this clinic without the bad guys knowing about him. She only had his word that he wasn’t one of the bad guys, but something inside of her knew that he was good, honest and trying to make the world a better place. How he could do that as a soldier, she wasn’t completely clear about, but she just knew that something inside of him was good and worthy. And unfortunately, that made him all the more dangerous. She was a doctor, for goodness sake! She shouldn’t be sad if he got better, or excited that he was a good person. She should heal everyone no matter what was in their hearts. She was a healer, not a minister. And at the end of the day, she was still trying to fight her completely inappropriate attraction to a man that she should see only as a patient. Taking a deep breath, she straightened her shoulders, turned away from her exhausted, drained and sad looking image in the mirror and tried to stop thinking about how yummy the man looked. He was still a soldier. She was a doctor. Two different worlds. Two different end games. Their two worlds couldn't mix in any positive way. Pushing her feet forward, she grabbed the bag one of the local villagers had brought her, holding it against her chest as she walked into the recovery room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when she locked the doors after everyone had gone home, she detoured through the lobby to the small bathroom. Pinching her cheeks to add a bit more color to her features, running her fingers through her hair and straightened her clothes slightly. Unfortunately, the image in the mirror didn’t change much. She was still the same woman with dark circles under her eyes because it was hard to sleep with a man that gorgeous with only a thin wall separating her from all of those incredible muscl...es. It didn’t matter anyway, she reminded herself. Because she was the man’s doctor. She wasn’t his girlfriend. She wasn’t the adorable, smiling cheerleader on the sidelines even though she mentally was cheering him on to get better. And if she were perfectly honest with herself, the doctor part of her was amazed at how quickly he was healing. But the feminine side of her, the side that she hadn’t ever acknowledged before Turk showed up, was slightly depressed that she wouldn’t have the excuse of keeping him here much longer. It suddenly occurred to her that she really should be figuring out a way to get him out of this clinic without the bad guys knowing about him. She only had his word that he wasn’t one of the bad guys, but something inside of her knew that he was good, honest and trying to make the world a better place. How he could do that as a soldier, she wasn’t completely clear about, but she just knew that something inside of him was good and worthy. And unfortunately, that made him all the more dangerous. She was a doctor, for goodness sake! She shouldn’t be sad if he got better, or excited that he was a good person. She should heal everyone no matter what was in their hearts. She was a healer, not a minister. And at the end of the day, she was still trying to fight her completely inappropriate attraction to a man that she should see only as a patient. Taking a deep breath, she straightened her shoulders, turned away from her exhausted, drained and sad looking image in the mirror and tried to stop thinking about how yummy the man looked. He was still a soldier. She was a doctor. Two different worlds. Two different end games. Their two worlds couldn't mix in any positive way. Pushing her feet forward, she grabbed the bag one of the local villagers had brought her, holding it against her chest as she walked into the recovery room.
What to read after The Prince's Intimate Abduction (The Samara Royal Family Series book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Lennox to read onlineMoreLess
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