The Switch
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"No." "Well, somebody thinks you did." Lawson removed several glossy eight-by-ten photos from a manila folder he'd brought in with him and passed them to Chief. Unprepared for what he was about to see, he irritably snatched the photographs from the detective. But his pique was short-lived. A single glance at the first photo caused him to grimace. Raising his hand to his forehead, he groaned, "Oh, Jesus." "May I?" Birchman extended his hand; Chief passed the first photograph to him.
He leafed thr...ough them all before passing them to his attorney. For a moment he stared into near space, then he focused on her. "Melina, I . . ." Lost for words, he let his expression speak for him. He raised his opened hands toward her in a gesture of helplessness before lowering them listlessly.
"Well?" After holding her stare a few moments longer, he looked at Jem, who'd practically snarled the question at him. "Well, what?" "Did you do what the writing says? Did you fuck my fiancée?" "Jem!" "You're offended, Melina?" he shouted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No." "Well, somebody thinks you did." Lawson removed several glossy eight-by-ten photos from a manila folder he'd brought in with him and passed them to Chief. Unprepared for what he was about to see, he irritably snatched the photographs from the detective. But his pique was short-lived. A single glance at the first photo caused him to grimace. Raising his hand to his forehead, he groaned, "Oh, Jesus." "May I?" Birchman extended his hand; Chief passed the first photograph to him.
He leafed thr...ough them all before passing them to his attorney. For a moment he stared into near space, then he focused on her. "Melina, I . . ." Lost for words, he let his expression speak for him. He raised his opened hands toward her in a gesture of helplessness before lowering them listlessly.
"Well?" After holding her stare a few moments longer, he looked at Jem, who'd practically snarled the question at him. "Well, what?" "Did you do what the writing says? Did you fuck my fiancée?" "Jem!" "You're offended, Melina?" he shouted.
What to read after The Switch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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