A November Bride
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Solitude was part of her usual routine that began at nine o’clock sharp and included donning a freshly laundered chef’s coat and savoring one cup of black coffee with one spoonful of sugar and a swirl of milk that she preheated in the microwave.
But today, the last Monday of September, her routine stalled before it even started. Why was Mrs. Hartnett sitting in the breakfast nook, the morning’s newspaper spread out in front of her, a glass of orange juice in her hand?
“Mrs. Hartnett?”
Had she mi...sread the calendar? Was today a holiday?
“Good morning, Sadie. Didn’t mean to surprise you. I’m going in late because I wanted to talk with you.”
Sadie swallowed back the sour taste that rose in her throat. Had she made a mistake with the previous week’s meals?
“Everything’s fine. The kids loved what you made last week. They even requested the Parmesan chicken again soon.” Mrs. Hartnett folded the newspaper. “Pour yourself some coffee and come sit down. I won’t keep you too long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Solitude was part of her usual routine that began at nine o’clock sharp and included donning a freshly laundered chef’s coat and savoring one cup of black coffee with one spoonful of sugar and a swirl of milk that she preheated in the microwave.
But today, the last Monday of September, her routine stalled before it even started. Why was Mrs. Hartnett sitting in the breakfast nook, the morning’s newspaper spread out in front of her, a glass of orange juice in her hand?
“Mrs. Hartnett?”
Had she mi...sread the calendar? Was today a holiday?
“Good morning, Sadie. Didn’t mean to surprise you. I’m going in late because I wanted to talk with you.”
Sadie swallowed back the sour taste that rose in her throat. Had she made a mistake with the previous week’s meals?
“Everything’s fine. The kids loved what you made last week. They even requested the Parmesan chicken again soon.” Mrs. Hartnett folded the newspaper. “Pour yourself some coffee and come sit down. I won’t keep you too long.
What to read after A November Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beth K. Vogt to read onlineMoreLess
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