The Bride Raffle
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Hastily, he pulled on his shirt to cover himself, deepening his scowl as he did so.
Then Élodie ran into his arms, and he couldn’t help relaxing. A little. But that didn’t alter the strangeness of this situation—or change the fact that he wanted answers.
“Papa!” Élodie cried. “See? You won! You won the raffle!”
Owen hugged her. Then he released her, holding Élodie by her skinny shoulders. He looked into her beaming face, belatedly recalled all the coarse language he’d just used and vowed to do b...etter the next time. If there was a next time he came upstairs to find an unknown woman lounging in his bed as if she owned it.
Confused, yet unable to look away from that compelling sight, Owen sneaked a glance past Élodie’s head. Yep. The blonde was still there, just as pretty as she pleased, tucked into his ordinary bedclothes as though she’d been waiting for him to find her there…and had decided to do a bit of light entertaining with the womenfolk to pass the time until he came home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hastily, he pulled on his shirt to cover himself, deepening his scowl as he did so.
Then Élodie ran into his arms, and he couldn’t help relaxing. A little. But that didn’t alter the strangeness of this situation—or change the fact that he wanted answers.
“Papa!” Élodie cried. “See? You won! You won the raffle!”
Owen hugged her. Then he released her, holding Élodie by her skinny shoulders. He looked into her beaming face, belatedly recalled all the coarse language he’d just used and vowed to do b...etter the next time. If there was a next time he came upstairs to find an unknown woman lounging in his bed as if she owned it.
Confused, yet unable to look away from that compelling sight, Owen sneaked a glance past Élodie’s head. Yep. The blonde was still there, just as pretty as she pleased, tucked into his ordinary bedclothes as though she’d been waiting for him to find her there…and had decided to do a bit of light entertaining with the womenfolk to pass the time until he came home.
What to read after The Bride Raffle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Plumley to read onlineMoreLess
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