Blood Lines
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“Good morning, dear. How did you know it was me?”
Vicki sighed and hiked the towel up more securely under her arms. “I’d just gotten into the shower. Who else could it be?” Her mother had an absolute genius for calling at the worst possible times. Henry had almost died once because of it or, conversely, she’d just missed getting killed because of that same call—Vicki had never quite settled the question to her own satisfaction.
“It’s twenty to nine, dear, don’t tell me you’re just getting up?”
“...All right.”
There was a long pause while Vicki waited for her mother to work that last comment through. She heard her sigh and then she heard, faintly in the background, the staccato sound of her nails against the desk.
“You’re working for yourself now, Vicki, and that doesn’t mean you can lie about all day.”
“What if I was up all night on a case?”
“Were you?”
“Actually, no.” Vicki put her bare foot up on one of the kitchen chairs and massaged her calf with the heel of one hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Good morning, dear. How did you know it was me?”
Vicki sighed and hiked the towel up more securely under her arms. “I’d just gotten into the shower. Who else could it be?” Her mother had an absolute genius for calling at the worst possible times. Henry had almost died once because of it or, conversely, she’d just missed getting killed because of that same call—Vicki had never quite settled the question to her own satisfaction.
“It’s twenty to nine, dear, don’t tell me you’re just getting up?”
“...All right.”
There was a long pause while Vicki waited for her mother to work that last comment through. She heard her sigh and then she heard, faintly in the background, the staccato sound of her nails against the desk.
“You’re working for yourself now, Vicki, and that doesn’t mean you can lie about all day.”
“What if I was up all night on a case?”
“Were you?”
“Actually, no.” Vicki put her bare foot up on one of the kitchen chairs and massaged her calf with the heel of one hand.
What to read after Blood Lines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tanya Huff to read onlineMoreLess
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