Catch Me
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He was not a happy camper and he wanted everyone to feel his pain.
“He gets that from me,” D.D. said. It was 9 P.M. Jack had been crying off and on ever since she picked him up from day care, where apparently he’d spent a very fussy day. No temperature. No spitting up. But he scrunched his face and fisted his hands and churned his legs as if he were jogging a marathon.
So far, they’d given him droplets specially designed to relieve baby gas. Not particularly effective droplets, D.D. thought.
“We... could call the pediatrician,” Alex said. He was sitting on the couch, while she attempted to soothe Jack in the rocking chair.
“And admit we don’t know what we’re doing?” D.D. said.
Alex regarded her strangely. “We don’t know what we’re doing. And we’re not the first new parents who harassed their doctors with middle-of-the-night questions. For heaven’s sake, that’s what they’re there for!”
Alex’s unexpected display of emotion finally caught D.D.’s attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was not a happy camper and he wanted everyone to feel his pain.
“He gets that from me,” D.D. said. It was 9 P.M. Jack had been crying off and on ever since she picked him up from day care, where apparently he’d spent a very fussy day. No temperature. No spitting up. But he scrunched his face and fisted his hands and churned his legs as if he were jogging a marathon.
So far, they’d given him droplets specially designed to relieve baby gas. Not particularly effective droplets, D.D. thought.
“We... could call the pediatrician,” Alex said. He was sitting on the couch, while she attempted to soothe Jack in the rocking chair.
“And admit we don’t know what we’re doing?” D.D. said.
Alex regarded her strangely. “We don’t know what we’re doing. And we’re not the first new parents who harassed their doctors with middle-of-the-night questions. For heaven’s sake, that’s what they’re there for!”
Alex’s unexpected display of emotion finally caught D.D.’s attention.
What to read after Catch Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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