Hard for the Money
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Or he did until Steven cornered him in the bathroom.
One moment he was washing his hands, and the next he was shoved up against the bathroom wall with Steven's face inches from his own and Steven's fists clenched in the lapels of his tux. Steven might be boorish and uptight, but he was not a small man by any means, and he worked out regularly. There was some strength behind the arms pinning RJ to the wall.
"What the fuck did I tell you? I told you not to bring any of your fucking queer boys her...e, didn't I?" Steven's face was twisted into a white mask of rage as he shook RJ. "Didn't I?" RJ's head banged against the wall. "Get the fuck off me, Steven!" he hissed, pushing back. The only thing pounding louder than his skull was his heart.
Steven outweighed RJ by at least twenty pounds and most of it was muscle. He didn't move an inch. "Listen up, you little maggot. My career is just getting off the ground. I plan on running for town council president next year, and I'm not going to let my chances get fucked up because of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or he did until Steven cornered him in the bathroom.
One moment he was washing his hands, and the next he was shoved up against the bathroom wall with Steven's face inches from his own and Steven's fists clenched in the lapels of his tux. Steven might be boorish and uptight, but he was not a small man by any means, and he worked out regularly. There was some strength behind the arms pinning RJ to the wall.
"What the fuck did I tell you? I told you not to bring any of your fucking queer boys her...e, didn't I?" Steven's face was twisted into a white mask of rage as he shook RJ. "Didn't I?" RJ's head banged against the wall. "Get the fuck off me, Steven!" he hissed, pushing back. The only thing pounding louder than his skull was his heart.
Steven outweighed RJ by at least twenty pounds and most of it was muscle. He didn't move an inch. "Listen up, you little maggot. My career is just getting off the ground. I plan on running for town council president next year, and I'm not going to let my chances get fucked up because of you.
What to read after Hard for the Money?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kiernan Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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