Trouble in Dixie
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She'd told the old woman that she was leaving Tommy and Dixie, and that she'd won. Edith agreed to drop the suit, only if Katie stayed away permanently. She told her emphatically that she was not going to let Tommy Tucker disrespect her daughter's memory, and that included having a relationship with another woman or getting remarried. She told her in no uncertain terms if she ever came back to the Rockin' D, Tommy would lose Dixie permanently.
Katie knew what the woman was actually doing was p...unishing Tommy for what she believed he'd done to her daughter. She wanted him to be lonely and miserable for the rest of his life, and Dixie to be motherless. So she was using that poor child as a rope in her tug-of-war with Tommy. It was horrific, and it made Katie want to choke the life out of the horrible old hag.
Tommy was the only one who could stop her though, and until he did, they couldn't be together.
Their separation was so complete, she hadn't talked to him in two weeks, not since the repairs on the bunkhouse were finished, and she moved there from Karlie and Gabe's cabin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She'd told the old woman that she was leaving Tommy and Dixie, and that she'd won. Edith agreed to drop the suit, only if Katie stayed away permanently. She told her emphatically that she was not going to let Tommy Tucker disrespect her daughter's memory, and that included having a relationship with another woman or getting remarried. She told her in no uncertain terms if she ever came back to the Rockin' D, Tommy would lose Dixie permanently.
Katie knew what the woman was actually doing was p...unishing Tommy for what she believed he'd done to her daughter. She wanted him to be lonely and miserable for the rest of his life, and Dixie to be motherless. So she was using that poor child as a rope in her tug-of-war with Tommy. It was horrific, and it made Katie want to choke the life out of the horrible old hag.
Tommy was the only one who could stop her though, and until he did, they couldn't be together.
Their separation was so complete, she hadn't talked to him in two weeks, not since the repairs on the bunkhouse were finished, and she moved there from Karlie and Gabe's cabin.
What to read after Trouble in Dixie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Becky Mcgraw to read onlineMoreLess
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