What the Heart Takes
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It wasn’t because she looked upset, but more because she didn’t. His gut begged to differ with her deceiving appearance. The knot forming within it sent every nerve buzzing to life. She’d either had a rough conversation with Layne, or she hadn’t found him. At this point, he didn’t know which would be better news.Hovering near the archway, she gazed around the room, hesitating on the spot that Anna and Nicholas occupied during their earlier conversation. Her forehead creased when she found the em...pty bench.“They went into town to pick up some stuff for the house,” he said as he unwrapped his arms from Heaven and stood. “Is everything okay?”“Yes.” She cleared the thickness from her throat and worked her hands together. “May I have a word with you? Alone?”“Um.” He turned to look at Heaven, who was pushing herself up to her feet. What would his mother want to say to him without her being present? Did it have something to do with her discussion with Layne, or did this have to do with their latest secret—the cottage explosion?His mother came further into the room, staring in Heaven’s direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn’t because she looked upset, but more because she didn’t. His gut begged to differ with her deceiving appearance. The knot forming within it sent every nerve buzzing to life. She’d either had a rough conversation with Layne, or she hadn’t found him. At this point, he didn’t know which would be better news.Hovering near the archway, she gazed around the room, hesitating on the spot that Anna and Nicholas occupied during their earlier conversation. Her forehead creased when she found the em...pty bench.“They went into town to pick up some stuff for the house,” he said as he unwrapped his arms from Heaven and stood. “Is everything okay?”“Yes.” She cleared the thickness from her throat and worked her hands together. “May I have a word with you? Alone?”“Um.” He turned to look at Heaven, who was pushing herself up to her feet. What would his mother want to say to him without her being present? Did it have something to do with her discussion with Layne, or did this have to do with their latest secret—the cottage explosion?His mother came further into the room, staring in Heaven’s direction.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccracken, Kelli to read onlineMoreLess
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