Wishful Thinking
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He grabbed one of her hands and pulled her away from the catering cart. Slowly circling around her, his gaze raked up and down her form. “Even you must know nothing comes for free. That is how America works, yes?”
"I guess." Apprehension coiled in her stomach like a snake, eating away at the temporary insanity his touch created. “Do you want money? I don’t have much in my checking account but—”
“Hush.” He let go of her hand in order to lay a finger on her lips. “Keep your money, love. I desire b...aubles, material objects that can bring enjoyment.”
“Oh.” Her mind raced over the things she owned. She backed up a few steps, unable to form coherent thoughts with him so close. “I know! What about my earrings?” One hand flew to an earlobe. She’d chosen to wear diamond stud earrings, each just under one carat, a gift to herself on her last birthday. “Will they be enough?”
As incongruous as the situation appeared, she desperately wanted him to accept her offering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He grabbed one of her hands and pulled her away from the catering cart. Slowly circling around her, his gaze raked up and down her form. “Even you must know nothing comes for free. That is how America works, yes?”
"I guess." Apprehension coiled in her stomach like a snake, eating away at the temporary insanity his touch created. “Do you want money? I don’t have much in my checking account but—”
“Hush.” He let go of her hand in order to lay a finger on her lips. “Keep your money, love. I desire b...aubles, material objects that can bring enjoyment.”
“Oh.” Her mind raced over the things she owned. She backed up a few steps, unable to form coherent thoughts with him so close. “I know! What about my earrings?” One hand flew to an earlobe. She’d chosen to wear diamond stud earrings, each just under one carat, a gift to herself on her last birthday. “Will they be enough?”
As incongruous as the situation appeared, she desperately wanted him to accept her offering.
What to read after Wishful Thinking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Sookoo to read onlineMoreLess
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