Roses in June
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Gabe dropped into bed exhausted each night, and it was Monday before he realized he hadn’t rung Dawn as he’d promised. Mind you, she’d been less than pleased to see him that last time. Had he overstepped the mark during the storm when he’d kissed her?She hadn’t kissed him back. In fact she’d backed away as soon as he’d ended the kiss. But she’d let him hold her until the storm ended. Talk about sending out mixed signals. He had no idea where he stood and praying about it wasn’t really helping ei...ther. Or at least he hadn’t gotten the really clear answer he’d wanted.Gabe took advantage of the five minute break while they blocked the next scene and pulled out his phone. He turned it on and dialed.Dawn answered almost at once. “Hello?”“Hi, Dawn, it’s Gabe. How are you?”“I’m fine.”He paused. She still sounded stilted and odd. “Did I catch you at a bad time?”“No, it’s lunchtime. I’m just sitting in the staff room doing a pile of marking.”“OK.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gabe dropped into bed exhausted each night, and it was Monday before he realized he hadn’t rung Dawn as he’d promised. Mind you, she’d been less than pleased to see him that last time. Had he overstepped the mark during the storm when he’d kissed her?She hadn’t kissed him back. In fact she’d backed away as soon as he’d ended the kiss. But she’d let him hold her until the storm ended. Talk about sending out mixed signals. He had no idea where he stood and praying about it wasn’t really helping ei...ther. Or at least he hadn’t gotten the really clear answer he’d wanted.Gabe took advantage of the five minute break while they blocked the next scene and pulled out his phone. He turned it on and dialed.Dawn answered almost at once. “Hello?”“Hi, Dawn, it’s Gabe. How are you?”“I’m fine.”He paused. She still sounded stilted and odd. “Did I catch you at a bad time?”“No, it’s lunchtime. I’m just sitting in the staff room doing a pile of marking.”“OK.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Revell to read onlineMoreLess
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