Unfinished Business (1992)
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Rain? she thought, trying to remember why it was so important there be no rain that day.
The wedding, she thought with a start, and sat straight up. The sun was up, she realized as she shook herself. It was streaming through her half-opened window like pale gold fingers. But the hiss came again—and a rattle.
Not rain, she decided as she sprang out of bed. Pebbles. Rushing to the window, she threw it all the way up.
And there he was, standing in her backyard, dressed in ripped sweats and battered... sneakers, his legs spread and planted, his head back and a fistful of pebbles in his hand.
“It’s about time,” Brady whispered up at her. “I’ve been throwing rocks at your window for ten minutes.”
Vanessa leaned an elbow on the sill and rested her chin in her palm. “Why?”
“To wake you up.”
“Ever hear of a telephone?”
“I didn’t want to wake your mother.”
She yawned. “What time is it?”
“It’s after six.” He glanced over to see Kong digging at the marigolds and whistled the dog to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rain? she thought, trying to remember why it was so important there be no rain that day.
The wedding, she thought with a start, and sat straight up. The sun was up, she realized as she shook herself. It was streaming through her half-opened window like pale gold fingers. But the hiss came again—and a rattle.
Not rain, she decided as she sprang out of bed. Pebbles. Rushing to the window, she threw it all the way up.
And there he was, standing in her backyard, dressed in ripped sweats and battered... sneakers, his legs spread and planted, his head back and a fistful of pebbles in his hand.
“It’s about time,” Brady whispered up at her. “I’ve been throwing rocks at your window for ten minutes.”
Vanessa leaned an elbow on the sill and rested her chin in her palm. “Why?”
“To wake you up.”
“Ever hear of a telephone?”
“I didn’t want to wake your mother.”
She yawned. “What time is it?”
“It’s after six.” He glanced over to see Kong digging at the marigolds and whistled the dog to him.
What to read after Unfinished Business?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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