A Kiss Remembered (2008)
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What did he think she was, a puppet that danced when he pulled the right string? He hadn’t spoken to her in weeks and now he was asking her to be his assistant.“I … I don’t think so, Mr. Chapman,” she said frostily.Before she turned away, he hurriedly added, “At least let me detail the job for you, then if you’re not interested I’ll ask someone else.”On the surface their conversation appeared quite ordinary. But the polite words hid suppressed sexual awareness and antagonism. Shelley wanted to l...ash out at him for ignoring her the last few weeks, and at the same time to fling herself into his arms, begging to be held.She despised that weakness in herself but was mature and honest enough to admit that it was there. Refusing to betray her emotions, she kept her face impassive, objective. Her posture was militarily straight.When the last student had left and the door had closed, Grant said calmly, “Sit down, Mrs. Robins.”“I’m in a hurry, Mr. Chapman. I prefer to stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What did he think she was, a puppet that danced when he pulled the right string? He hadn’t spoken to her in weeks and now he was asking her to be his assistant.“I … I don’t think so, Mr. Chapman,” she said frostily.Before she turned away, he hurriedly added, “At least let me detail the job for you, then if you’re not interested I’ll ask someone else.”On the surface their conversation appeared quite ordinary. But the polite words hid suppressed sexual awareness and antagonism. Shelley wanted to l...ash out at him for ignoring her the last few weeks, and at the same time to fling herself into his arms, begging to be held.She despised that weakness in herself but was mature and honest enough to admit that it was there. Refusing to betray her emotions, she kept her face impassive, objective. Her posture was militarily straight.When the last student had left and the door had closed, Grant said calmly, “Sit down, Mrs. Robins.”“I’m in a hurry, Mr. Chapman. I prefer to stand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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