We'll Always Have Paris (2007)
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It wasn’t the couch’s fault. Or the fault of the bright late-afternoon sun streaming through the windows or the ancient creak of the elevator as it ferried guests between floors.
He couldn’t sleep because the only woman he had ever loved was curled up in bed not twenty feet away from him and it might as well have been twenty miles.
He had sensed her watching him from the doorway. You didn’t love a woman for as long as you could remember and not know when she was watching you. He heard the famili...ar sound of her footsteps as she stepped back into the bedroom, the silken rustle as she slid between the sheets, her soft rhythmic breathing when she finally drifted off to sleep.
It would have been an easy thing to climb into that bed with her. To sleep next to her one more time, wake up with her in his arms and slip away before she awoke. His wife had slept through hurricanes. She would never have known.
Which was one big reason he stayed on the sofa. He wanted her to know. He wanted her to want him there next to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn’t the couch’s fault. Or the fault of the bright late-afternoon sun streaming through the windows or the ancient creak of the elevator as it ferried guests between floors.
He couldn’t sleep because the only woman he had ever loved was curled up in bed not twenty feet away from him and it might as well have been twenty miles.
He had sensed her watching him from the doorway. You didn’t love a woman for as long as you could remember and not know when she was watching you. He heard the famili...ar sound of her footsteps as she stepped back into the bedroom, the silken rustle as she slid between the sheets, her soft rhythmic breathing when she finally drifted off to sleep.
It would have been an easy thing to climb into that bed with her. To sleep next to her one more time, wake up with her in his arms and slip away before she awoke. His wife had slept through hurricanes. She would never have known.
Which was one big reason he stayed on the sofa. He wanted her to know. He wanted her to want him there next to her.
What to read after We'll Always Have Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Bretton to read onlineMoreLess
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