Christmas in Whitehorn
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Nothing about her expression changed. Then she turned and hurried toward the front door."Darcy?" he called.She didn't bother looking back.Mark leaned against the sofa and closed his eyes. No doubt he would get an award for jerk of the week, if there was such an honor. Could he have handled that worse than he did? He knew better than to simply blurt out that sort of information. Plus, something in his gut, something that had been there all along, told him she was innocent.He should go after her, ...he thought, then realized he couldn't. Not only did his ankle ache, his crutches were on the far side of the room – well out of reach.There was always crawling. Didn't wo- men like that?A cold draft blew across his cheek. He opened his eyes and saw that Darcy had left his front door open. The good news was, she was likely to return shortly. Or maybe not. Maybe her real plan was for him to freeze to death.Apparently not, he thought less than two minutes later when she returned, slamming the door behind her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing about her expression changed. Then she turned and hurried toward the front door."Darcy?" he called.She didn't bother looking back.Mark leaned against the sofa and closed his eyes. No doubt he would get an award for jerk of the week, if there was such an honor. Could he have handled that worse than he did? He knew better than to simply blurt out that sort of information. Plus, something in his gut, something that had been there all along, told him she was innocent.He should go after her, ...he thought, then realized he couldn't. Not only did his ankle ache, his crutches were on the far side of the room – well out of reach.There was always crawling. Didn't wo- men like that?A cold draft blew across his cheek. He opened his eyes and saw that Darcy had left his front door open. The good news was, she was likely to return shortly. Or maybe not. Maybe her real plan was for him to freeze to death.Apparently not, he thought less than two minutes later when she returned, slamming the door behind her.
What to read after Christmas in Whitehorn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Mallery to read onlineMoreLess
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