Backteria And Other Improbable Tales (2011)
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Bob stood up from his seat and took down their overnight bags from the bin, putting them on his seat. He smiled at Jeanne. “Nice flight,” he said.
“We didn’t have to go first class,” she told him. “That was very extravagant of you.”
“Are you kidding?” He chuckled. “On our honeymoon? Come on.”
“I know but—”
She stood up beside him while everyone waited for the front exit door to open. Bob put an arm around her and kissed her on the cheek. “Have a good time?” he asked.
“I had a wonderful time,” sh...e said.
“Good.” He put both arms around her and gave her a big kiss on the lips. The other passengers in First Class smiled and some of them clapped.
“Bob…” Jean was blushing. “Not here.”
“Don’t be silly,” he said with mock sternness. “You’re my wife now. I can kiss you anytime I want.”
She smiled, embarrassed. “I know,” she said.
“You’re mine now, babe,” he said.
She drew in a trembling breath. “I am,” she whispered.
The limousine driver was waiting for them as they exited the terminal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bob stood up from his seat and took down their overnight bags from the bin, putting them on his seat. He smiled at Jeanne. “Nice flight,” he said.
“We didn’t have to go first class,” she told him. “That was very extravagant of you.”
“Are you kidding?” He chuckled. “On our honeymoon? Come on.”
“I know but—”
She stood up beside him while everyone waited for the front exit door to open. Bob put an arm around her and kissed her on the cheek. “Have a good time?” he asked.
“I had a wonderful time,” sh...e said.
“Good.” He put both arms around her and gave her a big kiss on the lips. The other passengers in First Class smiled and some of them clapped.
“Bob…” Jean was blushing. “Not here.”
“Don’t be silly,” he said with mock sternness. “You’re my wife now. I can kiss you anytime I want.”
She smiled, embarrassed. “I know,” she said.
“You’re mine now, babe,” he said.
She drew in a trembling breath. “I am,” she whispered.
The limousine driver was waiting for them as they exited the terminal.
What to read after Backteria And Other Improbable Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Matheson to read onlineMoreLess
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