Last One Home (2015)
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Cassie felt guilty about leaving her daughter on the day of her big meet. Amiee was fine, but Cassie had lingering doubts.
“Call me as soon as you finish,” she insisted.
Amiee rolled her eyes. “Mom, just go already, it’s no big deal.”
“It’s a big deal to me,” Cassie told her.
Amiee brushed off her mother’s concerns. “I’m not even that good. The only reason I turned out for track is because Claudia did.”
Steve glanced at his wrist and Cassie realized he was anxious to get on the road. With a five...-hour drive across the state, making the trip there and back in a single day was bound to be exhausting. Even now she was overwhelmed by the generosity of his offer.
Cassie started out the door and then turned back. “I don’t know what time I’ll be home.”
“Mom!” Amiee protested again, tossing up her arms in frustration. “Would you just go?”
“Okay, okay.”
Once outside, Cassie was struck by how huge Steve’s truck was. She knew he owned his own electrical contracting business, but she hadn’t realized how large his company was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cassie felt guilty about leaving her daughter on the day of her big meet. Amiee was fine, but Cassie had lingering doubts.
“Call me as soon as you finish,” she insisted.
Amiee rolled her eyes. “Mom, just go already, it’s no big deal.”
“It’s a big deal to me,” Cassie told her.
Amiee brushed off her mother’s concerns. “I’m not even that good. The only reason I turned out for track is because Claudia did.”
Steve glanced at his wrist and Cassie realized he was anxious to get on the road. With a five...-hour drive across the state, making the trip there and back in a single day was bound to be exhausting. Even now she was overwhelmed by the generosity of his offer.
Cassie started out the door and then turned back. “I don’t know what time I’ll be home.”
“Mom!” Amiee protested again, tossing up her arms in frustration. “Would you just go?”
“Okay, okay.”
Once outside, Cassie was struck by how huge Steve’s truck was. She knew he owned his own electrical contracting business, but she hadn’t realized how large his company was.
What to read after Last One Home?
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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