A Daughter's Story
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Emma mentioned Chris, the fisherman, to no one.
She bought fabric for a floral quilt in bright colors for her bed and, as an afterthought, added fabric for matching pillow shams. She’d never made them before, but she’d started a wall hanging that was shaping up nicely.
She was brightening her home, if not her life.
Rob called daily until she was tempted to block his number, but didn’t, as she didn’t want to suffer the backlash. And when his emails started showing up in her in-box, sh...e read the first one to make sure he didn’t have a legitimate reason for contacting her, and then deleted the rest without reading them.
On Saturday night, Cal sent her his flight itinerary. He’d be arriving Monday just after four. She was picking him up straight from school.
They were going to have dinner with Detective Miller and then he’d catch the red-eye back. He’d booked a changeable flight and could afford to stay longer if Emma needed him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emma mentioned Chris, the fisherman, to no one.
She bought fabric for a floral quilt in bright colors for her bed and, as an afterthought, added fabric for matching pillow shams. She’d never made them before, but she’d started a wall hanging that was shaping up nicely.
She was brightening her home, if not her life.
Rob called daily until she was tempted to block his number, but didn’t, as she didn’t want to suffer the backlash. And when his emails started showing up in her in-box, sh...e read the first one to make sure he didn’t have a legitimate reason for contacting her, and then deleted the rest without reading them.
On Saturday night, Cal sent her his flight itinerary. He’d be arriving Monday just after four. She was picking him up straight from school.
They were going to have dinner with Detective Miller and then he’d catch the red-eye back. He’d booked a changeable flight and could afford to stay longer if Emma needed him.
What to read after A Daughter's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tara Taylor Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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