A Tale of Two Kingdoms
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Mr. Innes is here and havin’ whiskey at your table.”
The manager of the Highlander Club took Duff’s coat.
The prince smiled in greeting. “Thank you, Aels. I know the way.”
“Very good, sir.”
Duff descended the stairs to the wine room. His guest looked up when he heard the seal of the door swish open.
“Duffy!”
“Pey. You can no’ possibly have grown as respectable as you look.”
His friend scowled. “Of course no’. What do you take me for?”
After a one-armed embrace during which Peyton Innes never rel...inquished hold of his whiskey glass, they sat in companionable warmth. Peyton was the older brother, by three years, of one of Duff’s closest friends. He was big and ruddy and redheaded and gave every impression of being fearless. He’d gone into law and had been with an old legacy Edinburgh firm since graduation.
“Shall I ask how’ve you been or shall I ask what sort of solicitor services you’re in urgent need of?”
Duff smiled. “For now, let me just ask, how you’ve been?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Innes is here and havin’ whiskey at your table.”
The manager of the Highlander Club took Duff’s coat.
The prince smiled in greeting. “Thank you, Aels. I know the way.”
“Very good, sir.”
Duff descended the stairs to the wine room. His guest looked up when he heard the seal of the door swish open.
“Duffy!”
“Pey. You can no’ possibly have grown as respectable as you look.”
His friend scowled. “Of course no’. What do you take me for?”
After a one-armed embrace during which Peyton Innes never rel...inquished hold of his whiskey glass, they sat in companionable warmth. Peyton was the older brother, by three years, of one of Duff’s closest friends. He was big and ruddy and redheaded and gave every impression of being fearless. He’d gone into law and had been with an old legacy Edinburgh firm since graduation.
“Shall I ask how’ve you been or shall I ask what sort of solicitor services you’re in urgent need of?”
Duff smiled. “For now, let me just ask, how you’ve been?”
What to read after A Tale of Two Kingdoms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victoria Danann to read onlineMoreLess
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