The Girl On Legare Street
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“You have a visitor, Melanie.”
I could tell she was smiling and her consonants had gone soft as if they’d fallen out of slack lips onto a pillow. Sighing, I pressed the button to respond. “Jack doesn’t have an appointment so he’s going to have to wait. Tell him to cool his heels for a while and I’ll be out as soon as I’m done here.”
“I didn’t think I needed an appointment, Mellie, since the two of us are practically living together.”
I jerked out of my seat at the sound of Jack’s voice in the do...orway, flinging my glasses across the room at the same time. Struggling to regain my composure, I said, “You startled me.”
With his trademark grin, he sauntered across the office and retrieved my glasses. “I noticed.” Returning the glasses to me, he said, “I believe these are yours.”
I stared at them as if I’d never seen them before and as if they hadn’t been perched on my nose merely seconds before. “Yes. I believe they are.” I took them from his outstretched hand and tossed them into my drawer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You have a visitor, Melanie.”
I could tell she was smiling and her consonants had gone soft as if they’d fallen out of slack lips onto a pillow. Sighing, I pressed the button to respond. “Jack doesn’t have an appointment so he’s going to have to wait. Tell him to cool his heels for a while and I’ll be out as soon as I’m done here.”
“I didn’t think I needed an appointment, Mellie, since the two of us are practically living together.”
I jerked out of my seat at the sound of Jack’s voice in the do...orway, flinging my glasses across the room at the same time. Struggling to regain my composure, I said, “You startled me.”
With his trademark grin, he sauntered across the office and retrieved my glasses. “I noticed.” Returning the glasses to me, he said, “I believe these are yours.”
I stared at them as if I’d never seen them before and as if they hadn’t been perched on my nose merely seconds before. “Yes. I believe they are.” I took them from his outstretched hand and tossed them into my drawer.
What to read after The Girl On Legare Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen White to read onlineMoreLess
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