Spells & Stitches
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“Better watch out, Luke,” my sister Jen called out. “Now Chloe knows all your secrets.”
Kim gave an exaggerated wink and some of the tension in the room vanished. “You’re in trouble now,” she said to me. “I gave the woman all the ammunition she’ll ever need.”
Chloe laughed along with the rest of us, but her mouth was tight and the twinkle in her eyes had gone missing. You didn’t have to be a cop to know something was wrong.
“You feel okay?” I brushed her left ear with my lips.
“I think I’m just ...hungry.” She took my hand and placed it on her belly. “She’s kicking up a storm. It feels like she’s wearing cleats.”
I studied her face. “What’s going on?”
“I don’t know,” she said quietly, leaning into me for a second. “I just don’t feel right.”
“Better get yourself some pancakes, Cleo,” my dad said, “before I eat them all.”
“It’s Chloe,” my mother said, “not Cleo.”
Chloe flashed him a tired smile. “I kind of like Cleo.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Better watch out, Luke,” my sister Jen called out. “Now Chloe knows all your secrets.”
Kim gave an exaggerated wink and some of the tension in the room vanished. “You’re in trouble now,” she said to me. “I gave the woman all the ammunition she’ll ever need.”
Chloe laughed along with the rest of us, but her mouth was tight and the twinkle in her eyes had gone missing. You didn’t have to be a cop to know something was wrong.
“You feel okay?” I brushed her left ear with my lips.
“I think I’m just ...hungry.” She took my hand and placed it on her belly. “She’s kicking up a storm. It feels like she’s wearing cleats.”
I studied her face. “What’s going on?”
“I don’t know,” she said quietly, leaning into me for a second. “I just don’t feel right.”
“Better get yourself some pancakes, Cleo,” my dad said, “before I eat them all.”
“It’s Chloe,” my mother said, “not Cleo.”
Chloe flashed him a tired smile. “I kind of like Cleo.”
What to read after Spells & Stitches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Bretton to read onlineMoreLess
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