Twins for Christmas
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‘The accident. We came round a bend and there was this car stuck in the road. It had skidded into a truck coming the other way. Nobody was hurt, and they’d got out and were all walking around. Some children had started a snowball fight. Mary had to swerve or she would have hit one of those children.’ ‘When did you last have a tetanus booster, Florence?’ Rory didn’t seem to be listening.
‘Oh, heavens—I can’t remember.’ ‘We’ll need to give you another one, then. Kate?’ ‘I’ve got one here.’ His smi...le was brief but approving. The nod that followed was thoughtful. ‘Of course you have. You always were the best.’ Kate tried to suppress the glow his words gave her. She had to remind herself that he’d always treated everybody like that. Made them feel special. Brought out the best in their performance. It didn’t mean anything. Or rather it didn’t mean what she’d like it to mean.
‘We weren’t even going fast.’ Florence was apparently distracting herself from the way Rory was probing at her wound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘The accident. We came round a bend and there was this car stuck in the road. It had skidded into a truck coming the other way. Nobody was hurt, and they’d got out and were all walking around. Some children had started a snowball fight. Mary had to swerve or she would have hit one of those children.’ ‘When did you last have a tetanus booster, Florence?’ Rory didn’t seem to be listening.
‘Oh, heavens—I can’t remember.’ ‘We’ll need to give you another one, then. Kate?’ ‘I’ve got one here.’ His smi...le was brief but approving. The nod that followed was thoughtful. ‘Of course you have. You always were the best.’ Kate tried to suppress the glow his words gave her. She had to remind herself that he’d always treated everybody like that. Made them feel special. Brought out the best in their performance. It didn’t mean anything. Or rather it didn’t mean what she’d like it to mean.
‘We weren’t even going fast.’ Florence was apparently distracting herself from the way Rory was probing at her wound.
What to read after Twins for Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alison Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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