Return to Lone Oak
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He was supposed to see her as a woman with stitches that needed to come out and nothing more. But what he noticed first when he looked at her was the bright orange-flowered sundress that hugged her body just so, the way her hair looked silky as it cascaded over her shoulders and the gleam of mischief in her eyes as she smiled at him.
“Good morning. Ready to get those stitches out...again?”
“Like you wouldn’t believe. You can have the cast back, too, as far as I’m concerned.”
“You’re ...out of luck there. Just a few more weeks though.”
She looked at him as if to say, Easy for you to say.
He glanced over the instruments laid out, making sure his nurse had prepared the ones he needed, and scrubbed his hands.
Katie had been on his mind ever since he’d left her the day before, and that bothered him. He couldn’t stop thinking about the way she was still struggling with her mother’s death, so many years after it had happened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was supposed to see her as a woman with stitches that needed to come out and nothing more. But what he noticed first when he looked at her was the bright orange-flowered sundress that hugged her body just so, the way her hair looked silky as it cascaded over her shoulders and the gleam of mischief in her eyes as she smiled at him.
“Good morning. Ready to get those stitches out...again?”
“Like you wouldn’t believe. You can have the cast back, too, as far as I’m concerned.”
“You’re ...out of luck there. Just a few more weeks though.”
She looked at him as if to say, Easy for you to say.
He glanced over the instruments laid out, making sure his nurse had prepared the ones he needed, and scrubbed his hands.
Katie had been on his mind ever since he’d left her the day before, and that bothered him. He couldn’t stop thinking about the way she was still struggling with her mother’s death, so many years after it had happened.
What to read after Return to Lone Oak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amy Knupp to read onlineMoreLess
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