Promises to Keep
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Mason pauses in the foyer to greet the doorman.
“Good, good, Mr. Gregory. How are you?”
“I’m great,” Mason lies enthusiastically. “Isn’t it your daughter’s birthday coming up? How old will Sophia be? Four?”
The doorman’s face lights up. “Yes. She is four, and so cute!”
“Does she like Barney?”
“No. She wants to be like her older brother. She likes SpongeBob.”
Mason makes a mental note—he will get hold of some SpongeBob books for her—and he waves good-bye as he steps onto Fifth Avenue.
It is a bea...utiful winter’s day. The sky is blue, the air is sharp and clear, despite the biting cold. As always, as soon as he steps outside his building and looks across the street at the trees lining the park, he feels his heart lift.
And more than that, he feels a weight lift off his chest.
He strides down Fifth Avenue—it is twelve blocks to the office—and pauses only to lift up his BlackBerry when it buzzes. Olivia. It can wait. She can leave a message. She will not be calling with messages of love or endearment, she will be calling to remind him to do something, or be somewhere, or look after the children because the nanny has canceled and she is going out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mason pauses in the foyer to greet the doorman.
“Good, good, Mr. Gregory. How are you?”
“I’m great,” Mason lies enthusiastically. “Isn’t it your daughter’s birthday coming up? How old will Sophia be? Four?”
The doorman’s face lights up. “Yes. She is four, and so cute!”
“Does she like Barney?”
“No. She wants to be like her older brother. She likes SpongeBob.”
Mason makes a mental note—he will get hold of some SpongeBob books for her—and he waves good-bye as he steps onto Fifth Avenue.
It is a bea...utiful winter’s day. The sky is blue, the air is sharp and clear, despite the biting cold. As always, as soon as he steps outside his building and looks across the street at the trees lining the park, he feels his heart lift.
And more than that, he feels a weight lift off his chest.
He strides down Fifth Avenue—it is twelve blocks to the office—and pauses only to lift up his BlackBerry when it buzzes. Olivia. It can wait. She can leave a message. She will not be calling with messages of love or endearment, she will be calling to remind him to do something, or be somewhere, or look after the children because the nanny has canceled and she is going out.
What to read after Promises to Keep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Green to read onlineMoreLess
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