Sweet Charity
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Belle Bettencourt, one of Charity’s oldest friends who also happened to be Gabriel’s sister-in-law, looked her up and down as she approached the table and sat down.
“Thanks. It came through the shop a few days ago and I had to have it.”
“Well it shows off your, um, assets quite well.”
Charity laughed. “Good. That’s what I was aiming for.”
The waiter came by and Charity looked at Belle for a moment before leaning forward and happily taking in the way the waiter’s eyes widened at t...he sight of the soft, tight, blood red sweater with the keyhole opening at the neck. She took in his nametag, this was a college student job so they tended to be interchangeable over the years. “Hey there, Scott. I’d like two shots of Cuervo, don’t forget the lime, salt and two Coronas.”
Belle laughed and sat back. “It’s like that?”
Charity turned to her friend and caught sight of Gabriel in one of the back booths with Rafe and Belle’s oldest brother, Brian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Belle Bettencourt, one of Charity’s oldest friends who also happened to be Gabriel’s sister-in-law, looked her up and down as she approached the table and sat down.
“Thanks. It came through the shop a few days ago and I had to have it.”
“Well it shows off your, um, assets quite well.”
Charity laughed. “Good. That’s what I was aiming for.”
The waiter came by and Charity looked at Belle for a moment before leaning forward and happily taking in the way the waiter’s eyes widened at t...he sight of the soft, tight, blood red sweater with the keyhole opening at the neck. She took in his nametag, this was a college student job so they tended to be interchangeable over the years. “Hey there, Scott. I’d like two shots of Cuervo, don’t forget the lime, salt and two Coronas.”
Belle laughed and sat back. “It’s like that?”
Charity turned to her friend and caught sight of Gabriel in one of the back booths with Rafe and Belle’s oldest brother, Brian.
What to read after Sweet Charity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauren Dane to read onlineMoreLess
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