Dashing Through the Snow (2015)
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His jaw was clenched and he glared at Ashley as if she were personally responsible. She was about to defend herself but assumed it’d be best to keep her mouth closed and smile sweetly…until he gave a disgusted grunt and shook his head. At that point she’d had enough.
Ashley held up both arms as if he’d pulled a gun on her. “Hey, it wasn’t my fault. You were the one who tossed your coat in the backseat. Did you consider that it might have fallen out?” That was the only explanation that made sense....
“That phone was less than a month old,” he muttered.
“It is what it is. Accept it.” She was unwilling to sit in a car with him for however many miles while he stewed over a lost phone.
“Easy for you to say.”
She agreed with him, but there was nothing they could do about it now. From the scowl he gave her she could tell her advice wasn’t appreciated.
“I thought you said you needed a restroom.”
“I do.”
He looked toward the building. “Are you waiting for a handwritten invitation?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His jaw was clenched and he glared at Ashley as if she were personally responsible. She was about to defend herself but assumed it’d be best to keep her mouth closed and smile sweetly…until he gave a disgusted grunt and shook his head. At that point she’d had enough.
Ashley held up both arms as if he’d pulled a gun on her. “Hey, it wasn’t my fault. You were the one who tossed your coat in the backseat. Did you consider that it might have fallen out?” That was the only explanation that made sense....
“That phone was less than a month old,” he muttered.
“It is what it is. Accept it.” She was unwilling to sit in a car with him for however many miles while he stewed over a lost phone.
“Easy for you to say.”
She agreed with him, but there was nothing they could do about it now. From the scowl he gave her she could tell her advice wasn’t appreciated.
“I thought you said you needed a restroom.”
“I do.”
He looked toward the building. “Are you waiting for a handwritten invitation?”
What to read after Dashing Through the Snow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Debbie Macomber to read onlineMoreLess
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