Waiting for Morning
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The first held the insignia of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers; the second bore the picture of a kind-looking man in his thirties. The woman was forty-five, maybe forty-eight. Her hair was pulled back, and her eyes held a gentle glow, as though she had found a peace that was rare in a world of suffering.The woman approached and held out her hand. “Hello. I’m Carol Cummins.”Hannah wondered if Carol could see her heart pounding in her throat. “Hannah Ryan.”“I thought it was you. We’re usually the fi...rst to arrive and the last to leave.” She smiled and motioned toward the courtroom. “Matt Bronzan is probably already setting up inside. Let’s go in. I’ll introduce you.”Hannah felt her pulse quicken. What would Matt Bronzan think of her? Did she look like a victim? Would she evoke enough sympathy from the people who had the power to put Brian Wesley behind bars? She thought a moment and tried to take on the look of a victim. As she did, she glanced at the photograph in her hand and remembered the truth.Tom and Alicia were gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first held the insignia of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers; the second bore the picture of a kind-looking man in his thirties. The woman was forty-five, maybe forty-eight. Her hair was pulled back, and her eyes held a gentle glow, as though she had found a peace that was rare in a world of suffering.The woman approached and held out her hand. “Hello. I’m Carol Cummins.”Hannah wondered if Carol could see her heart pounding in her throat. “Hannah Ryan.”“I thought it was you. We’re usually the fi...rst to arrive and the last to leave.” She smiled and motioned toward the courtroom. “Matt Bronzan is probably already setting up inside. Let’s go in. I’ll introduce you.”Hannah felt her pulse quicken. What would Matt Bronzan think of her? Did she look like a victim? Would she evoke enough sympathy from the people who had the power to put Brian Wesley behind bars? She thought a moment and tried to take on the look of a victim. As she did, she glanced at the photograph in her hand and remembered the truth.Tom and Alicia were gone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Kingsbury to read onlineMoreLess
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