Wild Irish Christmas (Wild Irish, book Eight)
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The girls were giggling in their room. Tris and Killian’s deep tones drifted down the stairs. Ewan and Sean were teasing each other, and for a moment, he thought he’d have to break up what sounded like a wrestling match.
He closed his eyes and recalled the last part of the story. The one he hadn’t told his children.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Patrick wondered if he’d ever lived a more perfect moment as he and Sunday held hands, walking through the quiet streets of town toward her home. The neighbors who weren’t... still celebrating the holidays at the dance were snuggled in warm beds in dark houses. It felt as if they were the only two people on the planet.
They walked in silence as Patrick tried to wrap his head around what had just taken place. Sunday had turned Conall down for him. She’d told him she loved him.
Sunday paused when they reached the door of her aunt’s home. “My aunt isn’t home.”
Patrick was surprised by Sunday’s quiet admission. “She’s not?”
Sunday shook her head almost shyly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The girls were giggling in their room. Tris and Killian’s deep tones drifted down the stairs. Ewan and Sean were teasing each other, and for a moment, he thought he’d have to break up what sounded like a wrestling match.
He closed his eyes and recalled the last part of the story. The one he hadn’t told his children.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Patrick wondered if he’d ever lived a more perfect moment as he and Sunday held hands, walking through the quiet streets of town toward her home. The neighbors who weren’t... still celebrating the holidays at the dance were snuggled in warm beds in dark houses. It felt as if they were the only two people on the planet.
They walked in silence as Patrick tried to wrap his head around what had just taken place. Sunday had turned Conall down for him. She’d told him she loved him.
Sunday paused when they reached the door of her aunt’s home. “My aunt isn’t home.”
Patrick was surprised by Sunday’s quiet admission. “She’s not?”
Sunday shook her head almost shyly.
What to read after Wild Irish Christmas (Wild Irish, book Eight)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mari Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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