Miracles And Dreams (2013)
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Jack stood and walked over to the refrigerator, taking a photo from the collage Misty had tacked together with magnets. His fingers trembled as he studied the image of the little girl, her contagious smile captured in time. The child’s long, black hair echoed his texture and Misty’s length. Her eyes mirrored his while her button nose had a gentle slope, just like Misty’s. “Is this Allie?”
“Um…” Misty hesitated. Her fingers clenched and unclenched as if itching to snatch the photo from him. “Yes,... that’s her.”
“She’s beautiful.” Jack’s gut tumbled. “My daughter.”
“Quit saying that.” Misty leapt from the chair, jarring the table so coffee sloshed over the rim of her mug and splattered the file folders scattered there. “Having a child doesn’t make you a father, Jack. Being there for the child…that’s what makes a man a father.”
“So, now you’re an expert?” He leaned back against the counter and crossed his arms, holding tight to the photo as a storm swept through, threatening to rip his insides apart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack stood and walked over to the refrigerator, taking a photo from the collage Misty had tacked together with magnets. His fingers trembled as he studied the image of the little girl, her contagious smile captured in time. The child’s long, black hair echoed his texture and Misty’s length. Her eyes mirrored his while her button nose had a gentle slope, just like Misty’s. “Is this Allie?”
“Um…” Misty hesitated. Her fingers clenched and unclenched as if itching to snatch the photo from him. “Yes,... that’s her.”
“She’s beautiful.” Jack’s gut tumbled. “My daughter.”
“Quit saying that.” Misty leapt from the chair, jarring the table so coffee sloshed over the rim of her mug and splattered the file folders scattered there. “Having a child doesn’t make you a father, Jack. Being there for the child…that’s what makes a man a father.”
“So, now you’re an expert?” He leaned back against the counter and crossed his arms, holding tight to the photo as a storm swept through, threatening to rip his insides apart.
What to read after Miracles And Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Manners to read onlineMoreLess
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