A Man for All Seasons (2011)
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He acted as if he hadn’t said or done anything unprofessional, and he was polite and gentle, but completely remote. She wondered if he regretted what had happened. She didn’t get the chance to ask, because he no sooner delivered her things than he went right back out again.
When he was through with work for the day, he found her on the telephone with her notes spread out on the bed and a pad and pen close by. The pad had scribbling all over it. She’d changed clothes, too. She was wearing a pair ...of gray sweatpants with an oversize long-sleeved cowl-necked pullover, and her hair was back in its neat bun.
She glanced up at him while she talked, curious about the odd look on his face as he went toward the kitchen.
When she finished her conversation, she hung up, picked up her notepad and walked into the kitchen in her socks.
He was making sandwiches with a package of sandwich meat, a loaf of bread and a jar of mayonnaise.
“Ham and cheese or salami?” he asked.
“I fixed myself a salad just before you got here,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He acted as if he hadn’t said or done anything unprofessional, and he was polite and gentle, but completely remote. She wondered if he regretted what had happened. She didn’t get the chance to ask, because he no sooner delivered her things than he went right back out again.
When he was through with work for the day, he found her on the telephone with her notes spread out on the bed and a pad and pen close by. The pad had scribbling all over it. She’d changed clothes, too. She was wearing a pair ...of gray sweatpants with an oversize long-sleeved cowl-necked pullover, and her hair was back in its neat bun.
She glanced up at him while she talked, curious about the odd look on his face as he went toward the kitchen.
When she finished her conversation, she hung up, picked up her notepad and walked into the kitchen in her socks.
He was making sandwiches with a package of sandwich meat, a loaf of bread and a jar of mayonnaise.
“Ham and cheese or salami?” he asked.
“I fixed myself a salad just before you got here,”
What to read after A Man for All Seasons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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