Prodigal Son
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For one thing, Jack should be really mad at her. For another, the situation had the potential to turn into a disaster.
“Second thoughts?” he asked from the passenger seat of the old import parked in an empty parking lot.
“Oh, I’m way past them. I’m on to deep regret and remorse.”
“You’ll be fine,” he said. “It’s easy. Think of all the crazy people you know who can drive.”
“Telling me I’m likely to encounter the insane isn’t a way to make me feel better,” she told him. “Really. Le...t’s talk about all the safe drivers instead.”
“There are a lot of them. You’ll be one of them. All you have to do is relax.”
Oh, sure. Because that was going to happen. She peered out the windshield and was dismayed to note there wasn’t a single cloud in the sky. Not even a hint of rain or bad weather or impending anything that would give her a good excuse to call off the session.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For one thing, Jack should be really mad at her. For another, the situation had the potential to turn into a disaster.
“Second thoughts?” he asked from the passenger seat of the old import parked in an empty parking lot.
“Oh, I’m way past them. I’m on to deep regret and remorse.”
“You’ll be fine,” he said. “It’s easy. Think of all the crazy people you know who can drive.”
“Telling me I’m likely to encounter the insane isn’t a way to make me feel better,” she told him. “Really. Le...t’s talk about all the safe drivers instead.”
“There are a lot of them. You’ll be one of them. All you have to do is relax.”
Oh, sure. Because that was going to happen. She peered out the windshield and was dismayed to note there wasn’t a single cloud in the sky. Not even a hint of rain or bad weather or impending anything that would give her a good excuse to call off the session.
What to read after Prodigal Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Mallery to read onlineMoreLess
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