Phantom
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Meredith observed calmly.
Bonnie had tactfully but firmly steered Celia into Matt’s car instead of Meredith’s, and so Meredith was alone with Alaric—at last!—for the first time since he’d arrived. Half of her just wanted to pull off the road, grab Alaric, and kiss him and kiss him, she was so glad that he was finally here. All through the insanity of the last few months, she’d wished that he were there to fight by her side, to depend on.
But the other half of her wanted to pull off the road, gra...b Alaric, and demand that he explain to her exactly what his relationship was with Dr. Celia Connor.
Instead, here she was, driving placidly, hands at ten and two on the steering wheel, making small talk about the weather. She felt like a coward, and Meredith Suarez was no coward. But what could she say? What if she was just paranoid, and making a ridiculous fuss about a strictly professional relationship?
She glanced at Alaric out of the corner of her eye. “So . . .” she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meredith observed calmly.
Bonnie had tactfully but firmly steered Celia into Matt’s car instead of Meredith’s, and so Meredith was alone with Alaric—at last!—for the first time since he’d arrived. Half of her just wanted to pull off the road, grab Alaric, and kiss him and kiss him, she was so glad that he was finally here. All through the insanity of the last few months, she’d wished that he were there to fight by her side, to depend on.
But the other half of her wanted to pull off the road, gra...b Alaric, and demand that he explain to her exactly what his relationship was with Dr. Celia Connor.
Instead, here she was, driving placidly, hands at ten and two on the steering wheel, making small talk about the weather. She felt like a coward, and Meredith Suarez was no coward. But what could she say? What if she was just paranoid, and making a ridiculous fuss about a strictly professional relationship?
She glanced at Alaric out of the corner of her eye. “So . . .” she said.
What to read after Phantom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L.J. Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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