The Other Brother (2014)
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Pausing only momentarily, she let her rage go.
“I’ve told you before, I’m not a fucking charity case! I’m not rich, not by any stretch of the imagination, but I am making money. I’m making enough to live, enough to pay my way, enough to have a little fun, too. I don’t need you to pay for everything. Just because your damn brother went and got himself killed and left me alone doesn’t mean I need you fussing over me, flashing your cash and wrapping me in a financial cocoon.” Without giving him cha...nce to reply, she all but leaped out of her chair and went in search of something to clean the sticky mess on the floor. Anger clouded her mind, but a couple of deep breaths allowed her to get a grip.
By the time she’d retrieved the dustpan and brush from the cupboard and stomped back to the table, Patrick had begun to gingerly pick up pieces of glass.
“I’ll do that,” she snapped, crouching to start sweeping. Unfortunately, her anger made her careless, and she lost her balance, dropping everything in her grip and putting her hands out to break her fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pausing only momentarily, she let her rage go.
“I’ve told you before, I’m not a fucking charity case! I’m not rich, not by any stretch of the imagination, but I am making money. I’m making enough to live, enough to pay my way, enough to have a little fun, too. I don’t need you to pay for everything. Just because your damn brother went and got himself killed and left me alone doesn’t mean I need you fussing over me, flashing your cash and wrapping me in a financial cocoon.” Without giving him cha...nce to reply, she all but leaped out of her chair and went in search of something to clean the sticky mess on the floor. Anger clouded her mind, but a couple of deep breaths allowed her to get a grip.
By the time she’d retrieved the dustpan and brush from the cupboard and stomped back to the table, Patrick had begun to gingerly pick up pieces of glass.
“I’ll do that,” she snapped, crouching to start sweeping. Unfortunately, her anger made her careless, and she lost her balance, dropping everything in her grip and putting her hands out to break her fall.
What to read after The Other Brother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felthouse, Lucy to read onlineMoreLess
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