The Texan's Bride
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He just never dreamed it would be a marriage of convenience.
And a pain in the ass.
“One of these days I’m going to wring her damn pretty neck.”
He threw his briefcase onto the desk, scattering piles of folders, and slam-dunked his body into a leather chair, which protested with loud, annoying squeaks. He was so angry he could barely breathe.
How many more times was Jessie, his wife, going to stab him in the back?
His brothers, Cisco—known as Kid—and Chance stood in the doorway. “Is it safe to c...ome in?” Kid asked. Cadde nodded.
“What the hell happened?” Kid wanted to know. “You said you had it handled, but once again Jessie shot down your proposal.”
Cadde yanked off his tie. “I’m well aware of that.” For a whole week he’d been telling Jessie how much he needed her vote at Shilah Oil’s next board meeting. The company had to move forward. She had agreed, but evidently she’d changed her mind, voting against expanding drilling outside of Texas. He could feel his blood pressure rising by the minute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He just never dreamed it would be a marriage of convenience.
And a pain in the ass.
“One of these days I’m going to wring her damn pretty neck.”
He threw his briefcase onto the desk, scattering piles of folders, and slam-dunked his body into a leather chair, which protested with loud, annoying squeaks. He was so angry he could barely breathe.
How many more times was Jessie, his wife, going to stab him in the back?
His brothers, Cisco—known as Kid—and Chance stood in the doorway. “Is it safe to c...ome in?” Kid asked. Cadde nodded.
“What the hell happened?” Kid wanted to know. “You said you had it handled, but once again Jessie shot down your proposal.”
Cadde yanked off his tie. “I’m well aware of that.” For a whole week he’d been telling Jessie how much he needed her vote at Shilah Oil’s next board meeting. The company had to move forward. She had agreed, but evidently she’d changed her mind, voting against expanding drilling outside of Texas. He could feel his blood pressure rising by the minute.
What to read after The Texan's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linda Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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