The Texan's Reward
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O’DANIEL TOOK ONE LOOK AT JACOB’S WOUNDS and insisted on putting ointment over them. Then she bandaged the shoulder and swore he’d see more of his own blood if he bothered with the bandages again.
Jacob didn’t complain. He understood the difference between a promise and a threat. Mrs. O’Daniel was making a promise.
Gypsy poked her head around the door and stared. Sometimes her round, water-blue eyes seemed to take up half her face.
“Get out,” Jacob ordered calmly, for he knew the old woman would...n’t listen unless she wanted to. “I’d like to get dressed without an audience.”
“I’m here to tell you that snake Walter Farrow is back sitting on my clean couch like he belongs. He’s offering marriage to Nell again while you’re out here getting pampered.”
Jacob shoved to his feet and out of the reach of Mrs. O’Daniel. He took two giant steps toward the kitchen before he realized he wasn’t supposed to be at Nel ’s house. He couldn’t face the toad of a man, no matter how much he’d like to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O’DANIEL TOOK ONE LOOK AT JACOB’S WOUNDS and insisted on putting ointment over them. Then she bandaged the shoulder and swore he’d see more of his own blood if he bothered with the bandages again.
Jacob didn’t complain. He understood the difference between a promise and a threat. Mrs. O’Daniel was making a promise.
Gypsy poked her head around the door and stared. Sometimes her round, water-blue eyes seemed to take up half her face.
“Get out,” Jacob ordered calmly, for he knew the old woman would...n’t listen unless she wanted to. “I’d like to get dressed without an audience.”
“I’m here to tell you that snake Walter Farrow is back sitting on my clean couch like he belongs. He’s offering marriage to Nell again while you’re out here getting pampered.”
Jacob shoved to his feet and out of the reach of Mrs. O’Daniel. He took two giant steps toward the kitchen before he realized he wasn’t supposed to be at Nel ’s house. He couldn’t face the toad of a man, no matter how much he’d like to.
What to read after The Texan's Reward?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jodi Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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