Falling for the Nanny (2011)
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“All of you, please stay put.” Mike stepped cautiously outside.
“You, too!” Patty called to Darlene, who’d stood up and was edging toward a window.
“It sounds like…” The older woman peered out. “Oh, for heaven’s sake, they brought sparklers and party poppers.”
With his phone in one hand, still apparently connected to the dispatcher, Alec pulled his mother gently but firmly away. “If you’d been mistaken, you could have been hit by flying glass.” His worried gaze traveled to his daughter. “Everybo...dy okay?”
“We’re fine. People, please remain where you are in case this is a distraction.” After murmuring reassurances to Fiona, Patty stood and surveyed the clubhouse to make sure no one had opened a side door or was behaving suspiciously. Everything appeared normal. A couple of parents had even started joking with the kids, as if this was a game, and a little girl scrambled to her feet.
“Down, please.” Patty gestured until the child obeyed. “Everybody, treat this like an earthquake drill.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“All of you, please stay put.” Mike stepped cautiously outside.
“You, too!” Patty called to Darlene, who’d stood up and was edging toward a window.
“It sounds like…” The older woman peered out. “Oh, for heaven’s sake, they brought sparklers and party poppers.”
With his phone in one hand, still apparently connected to the dispatcher, Alec pulled his mother gently but firmly away. “If you’d been mistaken, you could have been hit by flying glass.” His worried gaze traveled to his daughter. “Everybo...dy okay?”
“We’re fine. People, please remain where you are in case this is a distraction.” After murmuring reassurances to Fiona, Patty stood and surveyed the clubhouse to make sure no one had opened a side door or was behaving suspiciously. Everything appeared normal. A couple of parents had even started joking with the kids, as if this was a game, and a little girl scrambled to her feet.
“Down, please.” Patty gestured until the child obeyed. “Everybody, treat this like an earthquake drill.”
What to read after Falling for the Nanny?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacqueline Diamond to read onlineMoreLess
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