After the Fire (2012)
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Bright sunshine poured though the windows as Freddie dressed in denim shorts and a white vest. She tied a favorite sleeveless red-check shirt over it and grabbed her bag, ready to face the day. Hair, damp from her shower, rested on her shoulders as she opened the door to find Jason standing there, his hand raised ready to knock. “Good morning.”
“Good morning to you. You weren’t kidding when you said dress like a tourist.” He smiled at her, his eyes twinkling as they gave her a quick once over.
“...Blend in is the key. And speaking of blending, you need to lose this.” She swiftly undid his tie and pulled it off. “You look like a cadet.”
Jason shoved it into his jeans pocket. He undid the top two shirt buttons and shrugged. “It’s force of habit to wear a tie with a shirt.”
“Oh, I meant to tell you last night, that I met the couple at the next table—Nick and Hannah Steele. I gave my name as Frederica Price, the one I booked the rooms under.”
“What’s wrong with your real name?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bright sunshine poured though the windows as Freddie dressed in denim shorts and a white vest. She tied a favorite sleeveless red-check shirt over it and grabbed her bag, ready to face the day. Hair, damp from her shower, rested on her shoulders as she opened the door to find Jason standing there, his hand raised ready to knock. “Good morning.”
“Good morning to you. You weren’t kidding when you said dress like a tourist.” He smiled at her, his eyes twinkling as they gave her a quick once over.
“...Blend in is the key. And speaking of blending, you need to lose this.” She swiftly undid his tie and pulled it off. “You look like a cadet.”
Jason shoved it into his jeans pocket. He undid the top two shirt buttons and shrugged. “It’s force of habit to wear a tie with a shirt.”
“Oh, I meant to tell you last night, that I met the couple at the next table—Nick and Hannah Steele. I gave my name as Frederica Price, the one I booked the rooms under.”
“What’s wrong with your real name?”
What to read after After the Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Revell to read onlineMoreLess
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