Bed of Roses
Bed of Roses
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“Good timing. Hi, Mrs. G.”
“Grilled chicken Caesars,” Mrs. Grady announced. “Use the breakfast nook. I’m not setting up the dining room when you girls are going to be coming in and out and picking.”
“Yes, ma’am. I worked through lunch. I’m starved.”
“Have a glass of wine with it.” Mrs. Grady jerked her head toward Parker. “This one’s in a mood.”
“I’m not in any particular mood.” But Parker took one of the glasses of wine Mrs. Grady poured. “Your bill.”
Emma glanced at the bottom line, winced. “O...uch. I guess I deserve it.”
“Maybe so. But I didn’t deserve the angry lecture from the proprietor who assumed I was you.”
“Uh-oh. What hospital is he in? I should send flowers.”
“He survived, unscathed. Partially because I was on a schedule and didn’t have time to hurt him. Your car was also detailed, expertly, inside and out—gratis to first-time customers. Which counted in his favor. Marginally.”
Pausing, Parker took another sip of wine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Good timing. Hi, Mrs. G.”
“Grilled chicken Caesars,” Mrs. Grady announced. “Use the breakfast nook. I’m not setting up the dining room when you girls are going to be coming in and out and picking.”
“Yes, ma’am. I worked through lunch. I’m starved.”
“Have a glass of wine with it.” Mrs. Grady jerked her head toward Parker. “This one’s in a mood.”
“I’m not in any particular mood.” But Parker took one of the glasses of wine Mrs. Grady poured. “Your bill.”
Emma glanced at the bottom line, winced. “O...uch. I guess I deserve it.”
“Maybe so. But I didn’t deserve the angry lecture from the proprietor who assumed I was you.”
“Uh-oh. What hospital is he in? I should send flowers.”
“He survived, unscathed. Partially because I was on a schedule and didn’t have time to hurt him. Your car was also detailed, expertly, inside and out—gratis to first-time customers. Which counted in his favor. Marginally.”
Pausing, Parker took another sip of wine.
What to read after Bed of Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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