A Christmas Miracle for Daisy (Taming of the Sheenans book 5)
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He was too upset still about what he’d seen at the ranch house today. It had taken every bit of his patience to stay calm with Daisy tonight, too, when she had a tantrum about nothing and all he wanted was some calm and quiet to think. Her tears frustrated him and he hung on to his temper…just barely.
He paced the suite, feeling trapped.
Sometimes he didn’t want to be the single dad. Sometimes he didn’t want to be the ambitious guy. Sometimes he just wanted to run away from it all… His hands bal...led at his sides. He wanted to hit something, and just bust it wide open.
If he had a sitter for Daisy he’d go to that twenty-four hour gym in Bozeman and get on the treadmill and run until he couldn’t take another step and then once he caught his breath he’d square off with a punching bag and pummel it until his arms gave out.
He needed the release. He needed to let his aggression fly.
He missed his mom.
Going to the house made her seem so real and he’d wanted her to be there today, when he’d entered the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was too upset still about what he’d seen at the ranch house today. It had taken every bit of his patience to stay calm with Daisy tonight, too, when she had a tantrum about nothing and all he wanted was some calm and quiet to think. Her tears frustrated him and he hung on to his temper…just barely.
He paced the suite, feeling trapped.
Sometimes he didn’t want to be the single dad. Sometimes he didn’t want to be the ambitious guy. Sometimes he just wanted to run away from it all… His hands bal...led at his sides. He wanted to hit something, and just bust it wide open.
If he had a sitter for Daisy he’d go to that twenty-four hour gym in Bozeman and get on the treadmill and run until he couldn’t take another step and then once he caught his breath he’d square off with a punching bag and pummel it until his arms gave out.
He needed the release. He needed to let his aggression fly.
He missed his mom.
Going to the house made her seem so real and he’d wanted her to be there today, when he’d entered the house.
What to read after A Christmas Miracle for Daisy (Taming of the Sheenans book 5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Porter Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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