Sharing Nicely
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I threw myself into it, concentrating solely on what I was doing, not allowing my thoughts to drift.
“Hey, did you hear that Darren bloke was attacked?” Taylor commented as he leaned casually against the bar.
“Yeah, saw it on the news. Is he out of hospital yet?”
“I dunno. Funny thing was, he was in Venice at the time.”
“Was he?” I replied, cagily.
“Funny that, you and Greg were there too, right?”
“Yeah.” I nodded. “We didn’t see him, though. Lots of rich people go to Venice for Carnival.”
“True....” He nodded. “How is Greg?”
“Okay, I guess.” I shrugged.
“Oh, don’t tell me you’ve fallen out again.”
“Look, Taylor, I don’t want to talk about it.” I shook my head.
“All right, boss. I’ll shut up. But you know I’m here if you need me, right?”
I nodded and smiled through the stupid tears that had bubbled up unbidden. “Thanks,” I replied.
“Just because you’re a strong, independent woman, Kerry, doesn’t mean you have to deal with everything on your own.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I threw myself into it, concentrating solely on what I was doing, not allowing my thoughts to drift.
“Hey, did you hear that Darren bloke was attacked?” Taylor commented as he leaned casually against the bar.
“Yeah, saw it on the news. Is he out of hospital yet?”
“I dunno. Funny thing was, he was in Venice at the time.”
“Was he?” I replied, cagily.
“Funny that, you and Greg were there too, right?”
“Yeah.” I nodded. “We didn’t see him, though. Lots of rich people go to Venice for Carnival.”
“True....” He nodded. “How is Greg?”
“Okay, I guess.” I shrugged.
“Oh, don’t tell me you’ve fallen out again.”
“Look, Taylor, I don’t want to talk about it.” I shook my head.
“All right, boss. I’ll shut up. But you know I’m here if you need me, right?”
I nodded and smiled through the stupid tears that had bubbled up unbidden. “Thanks,” I replied.
“Just because you’re a strong, independent woman, Kerry, doesn’t mean you have to deal with everything on your own.”
What to read after Sharing Nicely?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blisse, Victoria to read onlineMoreLess
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