A Stormy Spanish Summer (2011)
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‘It’s foolish, I know, but I can’t help feeling a little anxious whenever I know that Vidal is about to fly to South America. It always reminds me of the death of his father, and makes me worry for Vidal’s safety—although I can never say that to Vidal himself, of course. He would think me overprotective,’ the Duchess confided to Fliss as they had their morning coffee together out on the courtyard terrace, two days after Fliss’s return from the castillo. ‘You will be returning to England soon, I ...expect,’ she added, ‘but you must keep in touch with us, Fliss. You are part of the family, after all.’ Part of the family? Vidal certainly didn’t want her to be part of the family.
As though her thoughts had somehow conjured him up, Vidal himself walked out of the house and came over to join them, bending swiftly to kiss his mother’s cheek and smile at her. His look for Fliss was notably cold and dismissive.
‘I’ve arranged for you to see Señor Gonzales tomorrow morning, so that the paperwork with regard to the sale of your father’s house to me can be set in motion,’ he told her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘It’s foolish, I know, but I can’t help feeling a little anxious whenever I know that Vidal is about to fly to South America. It always reminds me of the death of his father, and makes me worry for Vidal’s safety—although I can never say that to Vidal himself, of course. He would think me overprotective,’ the Duchess confided to Fliss as they had their morning coffee together out on the courtyard terrace, two days after Fliss’s return from the castillo. ‘You will be returning to England soon, I ...expect,’ she added, ‘but you must keep in touch with us, Fliss. You are part of the family, after all.’ Part of the family? Vidal certainly didn’t want her to be part of the family.
As though her thoughts had somehow conjured him up, Vidal himself walked out of the house and came over to join them, bending swiftly to kiss his mother’s cheek and smile at her. His look for Fliss was notably cold and dismissive.
‘I’ve arranged for you to see Señor Gonzales tomorrow morning, so that the paperwork with regard to the sale of your father’s house to me can be set in motion,’ he told her.
What to read after A Stormy Spanish Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Penny Jordan to read onlineMoreLess
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