Ashes of Roses (Tales of the Latter Kingdoms book 4)
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For this time he had kissed me, had professed his love, had asked me to be his wife. Bad enough we should part after such shared moments, that he must go among those other young women and pretend his heart was not yet given — that he should offer to have Brinda Aldrenne, of all people, sit next to him at the musicale.
The worst, though, was returning to the house on Stonecross Circle, of hastily trading places with my aunt before I could be discovered missing. It was still light, and Janks w...as roaming in and out, fetching firewood now that the nights had begun to be chill. There was no time to tell Aunt Therissa of what had passed between Torric and myself, no time for anything save a whispered “thank you” and a quick flight across the courtyard and up the back steps while my aunt hurried through the back gate and shut it quietly behind her. I had had no opportunity to inquire as to where she might be staying, but I thought it must be an inn near enough by that she could come and go here without too much difficulty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For this time he had kissed me, had professed his love, had asked me to be his wife. Bad enough we should part after such shared moments, that he must go among those other young women and pretend his heart was not yet given — that he should offer to have Brinda Aldrenne, of all people, sit next to him at the musicale.
The worst, though, was returning to the house on Stonecross Circle, of hastily trading places with my aunt before I could be discovered missing. It was still light, and Janks w...as roaming in and out, fetching firewood now that the nights had begun to be chill. There was no time to tell Aunt Therissa of what had passed between Torric and myself, no time for anything save a whispered “thank you” and a quick flight across the courtyard and up the back steps while my aunt hurried through the back gate and shut it quietly behind her. I had had no opportunity to inquire as to where she might be staying, but I thought it must be an inn near enough by that she could come and go here without too much difficulty.
What to read after Ashes of Roses (Tales of the Latter Kingdoms book 4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christine Pope to read onlineMoreLess
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