The Witch's Stone
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Caid said.
“Awhile ago.” Hillary slunk down further in the passenger seat. At least he’d waited until they’d dropped Sarah at her cottage before starting his interrogation. Thank God for the dark. He couldn’t see the embarrassment staining her cheeks.
“Why didnae you say anything?”
For a moment Michael’s voice, thick with accusation, filled her head. If you didn’t do anything, why didn’t you say something before now?
She swallowed hard before speaking.
“I didn’t think he’d do... anything if I was with people. When I had lunch with Bristol, Willie didn’t say a word until Bristol left the table.”
“But Willie might have done something had you been alone?” Caid’s voice sounded tight, but the same darkness that kept her expression hidden did the same for him.
“I doubt he’d do more than toss me out of the bar.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Caid said.
“Awhile ago.” Hillary slunk down further in the passenger seat. At least he’d waited until they’d dropped Sarah at her cottage before starting his interrogation. Thank God for the dark. He couldn’t see the embarrassment staining her cheeks.
“Why didnae you say anything?”
For a moment Michael’s voice, thick with accusation, filled her head. If you didn’t do anything, why didn’t you say something before now?
She swallowed hard before speaking.
“I didn’t think he’d do... anything if I was with people. When I had lunch with Bristol, Willie didn’t say a word until Bristol left the table.”
“But Willie might have done something had you been alone?” Caid’s voice sounded tight, but the same darkness that kept her expression hidden did the same for him.
“I doubt he’d do more than toss me out of the bar.”
What to read after The Witch's Stone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawn Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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