A School for Unusual Girls
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Sebastian stood on the ground below. He and Phobos stared up at me expectantly.
I closed my eyes and pressed my forehead against the rough bark, and hugged the branch even tighter. Why? I asked the fates. Why could I never get away with even the smallest of indiscretions? And it would be Sebastian who came upon me while I was straddling the upper branches of a tree with my dress hiked up to my thighs. Embarrassed beyond words, I tried to scoot my skirts down to cover more of my legs, but nearly ...lost hold of the branch.
A wicked grin dimpled his cheeks. “What, may I ask, are you doing up there?”
“Hunting oak galls,” I said, trying not to sound mortified while tugging at my dress, and hoping my naked legs would escape his notice.
“Hmm…” He tossed several plump galls in one hand. “Looked to me more like you were daydreaming. Communing with the birds, are you, Miss Fitzwilliam?” He made a whistling bird noise.
Could my humiliation get any worse? I prayed he didn’t know I’d been spying on Tess and Lord Ravencross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sebastian stood on the ground below. He and Phobos stared up at me expectantly.
I closed my eyes and pressed my forehead against the rough bark, and hugged the branch even tighter. Why? I asked the fates. Why could I never get away with even the smallest of indiscretions? And it would be Sebastian who came upon me while I was straddling the upper branches of a tree with my dress hiked up to my thighs. Embarrassed beyond words, I tried to scoot my skirts down to cover more of my legs, but nearly ...lost hold of the branch.
A wicked grin dimpled his cheeks. “What, may I ask, are you doing up there?”
“Hunting oak galls,” I said, trying not to sound mortified while tugging at my dress, and hoping my naked legs would escape his notice.
“Hmm…” He tossed several plump galls in one hand. “Looked to me more like you were daydreaming. Communing with the birds, are you, Miss Fitzwilliam?” He made a whistling bird noise.
Could my humiliation get any worse? I prayed he didn’t know I’d been spying on Tess and Lord Ravencross.
What to read after A School for Unusual Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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