If Tomorrow Comes
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It was time to deal with Charles Stanhope III. The others had been strangers. Charles had been her lover, the father of her unborn child, and he had turned his back on both of them.
Ernestine and Al had been at the New Orleans Airport to see Tracy off.
“I’m gonna miss you,” Ernestine had said. “You sure set this town on its ass. They oughta run you for people’s mayor.”
“Whatcha gonna do in Philly?” Al had asked.
She had told them half the truth. “Go back to my old job at the bank.”
Ernestine and... Al had exchanged a glance. “They—er—know you’re comin’?”
“No. But the vice-president likes me. There won’t be a problem. Good computer operators are hard to find.”
“Well, good luck. Keep in touch, ya hear? And stay out of trouble, girl.”
Thirty minutes later Tracy had been in the air, bound for Philadelphia.
She checked into the Hilton Hotel and steamed out her one good dress over the hot tub. At 11:00 the following morning she walked into the bank and approached Clarence Desmond’s secretary.
What to read after If Tomorrow Comes?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was time to deal with Charles Stanhope III. The others had been strangers. Charles had been her lover, the father of her unborn child, and he had turned his back on both of them.
Ernestine and Al had been at the New Orleans Airport to see Tracy off.
“I’m gonna miss you,” Ernestine had said. “You sure set this town on its ass. They oughta run you for people’s mayor.”
“Whatcha gonna do in Philly?” Al had asked.
She had told them half the truth. “Go back to my old job at the bank.”
Ernestine and... Al had exchanged a glance. “They—er—know you’re comin’?”
“No. But the vice-president likes me. There won’t be a problem. Good computer operators are hard to find.”
“Well, good luck. Keep in touch, ya hear? And stay out of trouble, girl.”
Thirty minutes later Tracy had been in the air, bound for Philadelphia.
She checked into the Hilton Hotel and steamed out her one good dress over the hot tub. At 11:00 the following morning she walked into the bank and approached Clarence Desmond’s secretary.
What to read after If Tomorrow Comes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Sheldon to read onlineMoreLess
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