The Target
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Louey looked profoundly discomfited.“I remember you,” Emma said slowly, and took a bite of cookie. “You’re my papa. Mama said you were coming to see me.”“Yeah, well, here I am all right. You’ve really grown, kid.”“You haven’t seen me for a long time,” Emma said, staring at a man she dimly recognized. He looked tired and nervous. “Mama says I grow taller than a Dr. Pepper can every month. That’s my favorite drink.”“You look pretty tall to me. Look, Emma, I’ve got to go. I’ve got to see some peopl...e, do some things, you know?”“Yes, Papa,” she said slowly, her eyes never leaving his face. “I know.”Molly caught up to Louey in the upstairs hallway just after she’d tucked Emma into bed an hour later. He was just coming out of his bedroom. Gunther stood some twenty feet away, his arms crossed over his chest, chewing on a toothpick.“You saw Emma for all of two minutes, Louey. The first time you’ve seen her, I might add, in two years. I was thinking that you could have her play her new piano for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louey looked profoundly discomfited.“I remember you,” Emma said slowly, and took a bite of cookie. “You’re my papa. Mama said you were coming to see me.”“Yeah, well, here I am all right. You’ve really grown, kid.”“You haven’t seen me for a long time,” Emma said, staring at a man she dimly recognized. He looked tired and nervous. “Mama says I grow taller than a Dr. Pepper can every month. That’s my favorite drink.”“You look pretty tall to me. Look, Emma, I’ve got to go. I’ve got to see some peopl...e, do some things, you know?”“Yes, Papa,” she said slowly, her eyes never leaving his face. “I know.”Molly caught up to Louey in the upstairs hallway just after she’d tucked Emma into bed an hour later. He was just coming out of his bedroom. Gunther stood some twenty feet away, his arms crossed over his chest, chewing on a toothpick.“You saw Emma for all of two minutes, Louey. The first time you’ve seen her, I might add, in two years. I was thinking that you could have her play her new piano for you.
What to read after The Target?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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