You Don't Know Me
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Stone said in his annoyingly shrink way. Denise threw him a look and slouched in the chair. Did he purposely make his office chairs uncomfortable? Did he expect her to blurt out all the little nasties of her past just so she could get the hell out of here?
“We moved to Wagon Wheel when I was sixteen,” she said on a deep sigh. “I don’t remember my real dad. He left before I was six.”
“Where did you live first?”
“Portland . . . Medford . . . Bend. We moved a lot because my mother was always lookin...g for work as a waitress, and we had trouble paying our bills.” Denise gave him a look. “We ditched on the rent a lot.”
“So your mother was having trouble making ends meet, and then . . . ?”
“She met dear old Stepdaddy Tom, and we moved from Bend to Wagon Wheel.”
“What did you think of him?”
Stone didn’t actually steeple his fingers under his chin, but he sure as heck gave the impression. She’d revised her opinion of him. Not only was he fixated on sex, he was fixated on the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stone said in his annoyingly shrink way. Denise threw him a look and slouched in the chair. Did he purposely make his office chairs uncomfortable? Did he expect her to blurt out all the little nasties of her past just so she could get the hell out of here?
“We moved to Wagon Wheel when I was sixteen,” she said on a deep sigh. “I don’t remember my real dad. He left before I was six.”
“Where did you live first?”
“Portland . . . Medford . . . Bend. We moved a lot because my mother was always lookin...g for work as a waitress, and we had trouble paying our bills.” Denise gave him a look. “We ditched on the rent a lot.”
“So your mother was having trouble making ends meet, and then . . . ?”
“She met dear old Stepdaddy Tom, and we moved from Bend to Wagon Wheel.”
“What did you think of him?”
Stone didn’t actually steeple his fingers under his chin, but he sure as heck gave the impression. She’d revised her opinion of him. Not only was he fixated on sex, he was fixated on the past.
What to read after You Don't Know Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Bush to read onlineMoreLess
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