The Girl.

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Book: The Girl. Read Free
Author: Laura Lee Fall
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his two
brothers standing next to him, and grinning added, “Little buddy, I caught the biggest deer in
the woods”.
His two other brothers are laughing, as the third was annoyed, “Smart aleck like always trying to
be toughest”, said Seth glancing at the magazine.
    Grinning still Saul remarked, “Maybe I would have caught the squirrel with my bare hands”.
Seth’s three brothers cracked up laughing giving each other a high five and he waved his hand at
them saying, “Ha-ha, real funny y’all”.
    Keeping it going, Saul said, “Hey little brother don’t be sore at us”, making a pouting expression.
Seth was really eye rolling at Saul that remarked, “We are more experienced, better watch
learning from the best which we are”.
    The three boys by the heater are smirking and cracking their knuckles with Seth looking at his
brothers with a bigger smirk on his face.
Nodding his mop of light golden curls, Sebastian give a smug tone saying, “He is right Seth, so
just wipe the smirk off your face or I will”.
    The only boy with short black hair, jumped in saying, “Little buddy if you hang with us you’ll be
one little buck a near”.
Saul gave him a high five and said, “Hey good one Shane”.
Laughing at their youngest brother Seth hard even pushing one another cracking up.
    Seth still shook his head mumbling, “All smarty pants”.
He did give a little smile though at his three older brothers that he did look up to and loved to
mess with also.
    Mischievous grin and suddenly threw sofa pillows at them, they yelled,
“Get him!” Jumping onto Seth, as he screamed, “Hey y’all”,
“Stop”,
“Owe!” Roughing him up saying, “Come on baby brother get tough”.
The boys are laughing heavily still on top of Seth just smacking him, as he was now buried
underneath them?
Squealing, “Stop, because I know y’all is toughest”.
“Hey, okay don’t hurt me”.
In the kitchen.
“Good grief, there go the roughnecks like always hitting on Seth hurting that boy”, said Brenda
putting dinner on the table.
“Oh maw their teaching him is all”. Shaking her head at her husband that sat down by the table.
    Holding a dish sarcastically replied, “About what Paul Gene getting broken bones, you know
how I feel about fighting”. She gave him a serious look in tears.
“Our boy is learning to become a young man with strength is all”. Brenda now rolled her dark
brown eyes waving her hand.
“Seth will need courage to survive in the world someday”.
    Annoyed, “Sure you’re so right Paul Gene, replied Brenda.
“I am always right maw”, as he was fussing with his watch.
Brenda huffed and puffed like an angry wolf.
    In addition, thought that old man is full of his bull and knee deep.
“If you’re so right, how come every time they goof around, one of them ends up with a black
eye”.
Shaking his watch Paul Gene grinned, as she added, “You know Paul Gene that is not the way of
doing things”.
Paul Gene shook his head at Brenda setting the final plates down onto the table.
“Not working”.
Paul Gene messing with his wristwatch added, “Sugar it truly is right, because our little one will
grow up to be the strongest out of the boys”.
Very disgusted, Brenda got the rest of dinner onto the table.
Paul Gene smiled looking at them four in the living room where they were actually boxing one
another.
Including little Seth, who in no doubt packed a mean punch and Paul Gene gave another grin.
Knowing he brought them up right with much courage and very strong willed boys.
Standing by the kitchen table, Brenda said, “Sounds like their getting carried away in there
paw”.
    Glanced into the living room, chuckles filling his mouth with chewing tobacco, noticing his boys
boxing a bit rougher and very seriously.
Going over by the stove Brenda was still mumbling under her breath.
    Turning away now, looked at her husband disgusted and said, “Paul Gene, I just bought that
lamp after the other three they

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