Very Bad Things
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–Nora Blakely I OPENED THE door to go back out to the lobby. Sitting beside him for two hours, smelling him, feeling the warmth of his arm close to mine, had made me hungry for more. We’d had fun together, bantering back and forth, laughing and joking during the movie. I felt an intense connection with him, and I think it had all started the moment I’d seen him at the open house. Even while Mother had been ranting at me, I’d clung to him, recognizing that maybe my heart could be his. And may...be it was ridiculous, but tonight I’d felt like he was right there with me, wanting the same thing.
I walked toward him and smiled, feeling like everything was going to be okay if we were together. He watched me the entire way, his piercing pale eyes roaming over my body like he wanted to consume me. Heat coiled deep inside me, my body yearning for his.
“Good movie. What now?” I said with a bright smile, knowing I sounded eager, but I didn’t seem to be able to help it.
He didn’t speak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
–Nora Blakely I OPENED THE door to go back out to the lobby. Sitting beside him for two hours, smelling him, feeling the warmth of his arm close to mine, had made me hungry for more. We’d had fun together, bantering back and forth, laughing and joking during the movie. I felt an intense connection with him, and I think it had all started the moment I’d seen him at the open house. Even while Mother had been ranting at me, I’d clung to him, recognizing that maybe my heart could be his. And may...be it was ridiculous, but tonight I’d felt like he was right there with me, wanting the same thing.
I walked toward him and smiled, feeling like everything was going to be okay if we were together. He watched me the entire way, his piercing pale eyes roaming over my body like he wanted to consume me. Heat coiled deep inside me, my body yearning for his.
“Good movie. What now?” I said with a bright smile, knowing I sounded eager, but I didn’t seem to be able to help it.
He didn’t speak.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ilsa Madden-Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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