Winds of Fortune (2007)
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“Hi Gladys,” Tory said. “Reese around somewhere?”
“In the office,” Gladys replied, inclining her head toward the closed door behind her. “I hope you came to kidnap her.”
“You’re reading my mind.”
“Good, because as much as I love her, I’m getting tired of her company.”
“I’ll take her off your hands for tonight, at least.” Tory saw by the large plain-faced clock on the wall that it was closing in on six-thirty. Gladys usually left two hours earlier. “Shouldn’t you be getting out of here too?”
“I w...ill, as soon as one of the boys shows up to relieve me.”
Tory wagged her finger as she pushed through the wooden gate and threaded her way between the desks towards the chief’s office. “I know everyone’s working overtime, but I’m counting on you to set a good example for this crew.”
“You know damn well that if Reese works eighteen hours a day so will everyone else, even if she doesn’t tell them to.”
“Well I’m going to take care of that problem right now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hi Gladys,” Tory said. “Reese around somewhere?”
“In the office,” Gladys replied, inclining her head toward the closed door behind her. “I hope you came to kidnap her.”
“You’re reading my mind.”
“Good, because as much as I love her, I’m getting tired of her company.”
“I’ll take her off your hands for tonight, at least.” Tory saw by the large plain-faced clock on the wall that it was closing in on six-thirty. Gladys usually left two hours earlier. “Shouldn’t you be getting out of here too?”
“I w...ill, as soon as one of the boys shows up to relieve me.”
Tory wagged her finger as she pushed through the wooden gate and threaded her way between the desks towards the chief’s office. “I know everyone’s working overtime, but I’m counting on you to set a good example for this crew.”
“You know damn well that if Reese works eighteen hours a day so will everyone else, even if she doesn’t tell them to.”
“Well I’m going to take care of that problem right now.
What to read after Winds of Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Radclyffe to read onlineMoreLess
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