Bundle of Joy
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Tall, slender, and somewhere in her sixties, this woman possessed the kind of soignee elegance that you found only in Europe. She looked from Charlie in his sweatshirt and faded jeans to the stylish woman standing before her. "Your mother?!" "You must be Caroline." The woman extended a perfectly manicured hand. "I'm not surprised he hasn't told you about me." "You have me at a disadvantage, Mrs. Donohue," she said, shaking her mother-in-law's hand. She was shocked that Charlie's mother even knew... she existed.
"The name is Jean. I won't even bother you with my last two married names." Charlie's mother launched into a spirited synopsis of her last two European husbands that left Caroline staring at her, dumbfounded.
This had to be a joke. The Charlie Donohue she'd married was a short order cook. A regular guy who lived in some ramshackle cape cod in Rocky Hill. He drank beer and watched football on TV and thought cheeseburgers were manna from the gods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tall, slender, and somewhere in her sixties, this woman possessed the kind of soignee elegance that you found only in Europe. She looked from Charlie in his sweatshirt and faded jeans to the stylish woman standing before her. "Your mother?!" "You must be Caroline." The woman extended a perfectly manicured hand. "I'm not surprised he hasn't told you about me." "You have me at a disadvantage, Mrs. Donohue," she said, shaking her mother-in-law's hand. She was shocked that Charlie's mother even knew... she existed.
"The name is Jean. I won't even bother you with my last two married names." Charlie's mother launched into a spirited synopsis of her last two European husbands that left Caroline staring at her, dumbfounded.
This had to be a joke. The Charlie Donohue she'd married was a short order cook. A regular guy who lived in some ramshackle cape cod in Rocky Hill. He drank beer and watched football on TV and thought cheeseburgers were manna from the gods.
What to read after Bundle of Joy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Bretton to read onlineMoreLess
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