Skeletons in the Closet
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"You need to check that again. We are not denied." "Sweetie, calm down. It's a mistake." Grant slipped an arm around her shoulders and pulled her tight against him, placing a light kiss on the top of her head. Looking up, he gave the mousy middle-aged female clerk in the horn-rimmed glasses a friendly smile. "Can you double check on that for us? I'd be grateful if you would." The woman huffed and shot them an annoyed look over her glasses. "Alright. I'll see what I can find out." They watched as... she stood and made her way to the back office.
"What if it's the uncle-niece thing?" Nikki whispered, looking up at him and seeking his reassurance, that that wasn't the case.
It had been a month since she and Grant had informed her parents of their engagement and although her parents had ultimately accepted that she and Grant were going to be getting married, there was still tension between the four of them.
Her parents had asked that they did not ‘publically’ announce the engagement, at least not for a little while, until they got used to the idea themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You need to check that again. We are not denied." "Sweetie, calm down. It's a mistake." Grant slipped an arm around her shoulders and pulled her tight against him, placing a light kiss on the top of her head. Looking up, he gave the mousy middle-aged female clerk in the horn-rimmed glasses a friendly smile. "Can you double check on that for us? I'd be grateful if you would." The woman huffed and shot them an annoyed look over her glasses. "Alright. I'll see what I can find out." They watched as... she stood and made her way to the back office.
"What if it's the uncle-niece thing?" Nikki whispered, looking up at him and seeking his reassurance, that that wasn't the case.
It had been a month since she and Grant had informed her parents of their engagement and although her parents had ultimately accepted that she and Grant were going to be getting married, there was still tension between the four of them.
Her parents had asked that they did not ‘publically’ announce the engagement, at least not for a little while, until they got used to the idea themselves.
What to read after Skeletons in the Closet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Towers to read onlineMoreLess
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