Weirdnights (2014)
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She’d never really understood the expression to see red before but right at that second she understood it perfectly. Sometimes in life things could take on a reddish hue apparently. All it required was the right type of anger.
“Is it true? What he just told me?”
Braxton walked to Foy’s desk carrying a coffee carafe. He poured the black liquid into the other man’s cup before offering her some. She shook her head. As she currently felt, caffeine would make her head explode.
“It’s true.” Foy nodded..., folding his hands on the desk. He stared into her eyes. Others might look away from such a probing stare but she wanted to reach over and deck him. No way would he intimidate her out of her fury. Jonah could revere the man. As far as she was concerned, all signs did not point to him being a wonderful guy.
“And you never thought to tell him? It wasn’t—what—important? Not something he should have known about his life?”
“Mindy.” Foy cleared his throat. “People come to their truth at the right time or they don’t come to it at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d never really understood the expression to see red before but right at that second she understood it perfectly. Sometimes in life things could take on a reddish hue apparently. All it required was the right type of anger.
“Is it true? What he just told me?”
Braxton walked to Foy’s desk carrying a coffee carafe. He poured the black liquid into the other man’s cup before offering her some. She shook her head. As she currently felt, caffeine would make her head explode.
“It’s true.” Foy nodded..., folding his hands on the desk. He stared into her eyes. Others might look away from such a probing stare but she wanted to reach over and deck him. No way would he intimidate her out of her fury. Jonah could revere the man. As far as she was concerned, all signs did not point to him being a wonderful guy.
“And you never thought to tell him? It wasn’t—what—important? Not something he should have known about his life?”
“Mindy.” Foy cleared his throat. “People come to their truth at the right time or they don’t come to it at all.
What to read after Weirdnights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Royce to read onlineMoreLess
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