Walk On the Striped Side
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his mate asked him twenty minutes after they had driven away from the airfield they’d landed on in Wilmington.
Gage had to admit he was quite surprised at Elena’s protectiveness over the young wolf pup. Watching her take care of him during their mission and the plane ride had given him an insight as to what she would be like as a mother. He had to admit that he liked this maternal side of her; not that she would want to hear that from him if her present mood was anything to go by.
“He’ll be fine..., woman. Davies and McPhee will take good care of him.”
He heard a feminine sniffle, so he looked over from the driver’s seat of his truck at her. “Are you crying?” he asked her incredulously.
“I am not crying!” She turned to punch him in the arm, which gave him a clear view of her face. No, she wasn’t crying, but her eyes did look suspiciously glassy, like perhaps she’d been about to cry.
“And keep your eyes on the road, jackass!”
He snorted at her command. Looking back to the road, he started to wonder, was Elena ready to have kids or something?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
his mate asked him twenty minutes after they had driven away from the airfield they’d landed on in Wilmington.
Gage had to admit he was quite surprised at Elena’s protectiveness over the young wolf pup. Watching her take care of him during their mission and the plane ride had given him an insight as to what she would be like as a mother. He had to admit that he liked this maternal side of her; not that she would want to hear that from him if her present mood was anything to go by.
“He’ll be fine..., woman. Davies and McPhee will take good care of him.”
He heard a feminine sniffle, so he looked over from the driver’s seat of his truck at her. “Are you crying?” he asked her incredulously.
“I am not crying!” She turned to punch him in the arm, which gave him a clear view of her face. No, she wasn’t crying, but her eyes did look suspiciously glassy, like perhaps she’d been about to cry.
“And keep your eyes on the road, jackass!”
He snorted at her command. Looking back to the road, he started to wonder, was Elena ready to have kids or something?
What to read after Walk On the Striped Side?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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