Necessary Heartbreak
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Elizabeth had finally released her grip on his arm. He stood up slowly and quietly, so as not to wake her.
He crept down the ladder. He could see Leah kneeling, her hair tied up in the back, her mouth moving in silence.
Is she praying? Michael wondered as he moved closer to listen. But as he took a few more steps, Leah stood up.
“Oh, I didn’t know you were there,” she said.
“I’m sorry,” he stammered, “I was just wondering what you were doing.”
“I was saying my morning prayers. Would you like to ...join me?”
“Um, hmm, no thank you. We really have to get back to town.”
Leah noticed the dried blood on his right foot. “Go outside where the light is better and wait for me. We should clean and dress the wounds on your feet.”
Michael hesitated momentarily, but decided she was right. He walked out into the bright morning sun, coming to rest underneath the fig tree, which provided him with some welcome shade.
Leah returned with a small bottle, cloth, and a shallow bowl of water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elizabeth had finally released her grip on his arm. He stood up slowly and quietly, so as not to wake her.
He crept down the ladder. He could see Leah kneeling, her hair tied up in the back, her mouth moving in silence.
Is she praying? Michael wondered as he moved closer to listen. But as he took a few more steps, Leah stood up.
“Oh, I didn’t know you were there,” she said.
“I’m sorry,” he stammered, “I was just wondering what you were doing.”
“I was saying my morning prayers. Would you like to ...join me?”
“Um, hmm, no thank you. We really have to get back to town.”
Leah noticed the dried blood on his right foot. “Go outside where the light is better and wait for me. We should clean and dress the wounds on your feet.”
Michael hesitated momentarily, but decided she was right. He walked out into the bright morning sun, coming to rest underneath the fig tree, which provided him with some welcome shade.
Leah returned with a small bottle, cloth, and a shallow bowl of water.
What to read after Necessary Heartbreak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael J. Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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