Two Weeks in Geneva: book Three
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Joe said the next weekend as he turned the screwdriver to tighten Ethan’s brand-new bouncy seat. Quinn thought it looked dangerous, but every Internet site and the other moms she’d met at the park and gotten friendly with swore by them.
“Thanks, Joe. I appreciate it.”
And she did, really, but her appreciation didn’t change the fact that Joe, no matter how great he was, was not Alexander, didn’t change how wrong this all still felt. In her mind’s eye, she could so easily see Alexander in Joe’s pl...ace, hear his voice as he held up each piece and showed Ethan exactly how they fit together. The beauty of that image, the staggering sadness when it again hit her that it would never be so, nearly took her breath away.
“I think that’s it,” Joe said a few moments later as he turned the thing upright and gave it a few tentative pushes. “You wanna take this thing for a test drive, buddy?” he said to Ethan.
“I think he’d love that,” Quinn said, smiling at Ethan, who was just about the only person who could make her do so these days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe said the next weekend as he turned the screwdriver to tighten Ethan’s brand-new bouncy seat. Quinn thought it looked dangerous, but every Internet site and the other moms she’d met at the park and gotten friendly with swore by them.
“Thanks, Joe. I appreciate it.”
And she did, really, but her appreciation didn’t change the fact that Joe, no matter how great he was, was not Alexander, didn’t change how wrong this all still felt. In her mind’s eye, she could so easily see Alexander in Joe’s pl...ace, hear his voice as he held up each piece and showed Ethan exactly how they fit together. The beauty of that image, the staggering sadness when it again hit her that it would never be so, nearly took her breath away.
“I think that’s it,” Joe said a few moments later as he turned the thing upright and gave it a few tentative pushes. “You wanna take this thing for a test drive, buddy?” he said to Ethan.
“I think he’d love that,” Quinn said, smiling at Ethan, who was just about the only person who could make her do so these days.
What to read after Two Weeks in Geneva: book Three?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydia Rowan to read onlineMoreLess
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