Bedding the Baron
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“You . . . You spoke with Mrs. Greaves?” the older man rasped, his countenance ashen.
“Yes, a most charming widow who runs a boarding house,” Fredrick drawled. “She remembered a young teacher by the name of Dunnington, as well as you and my mother. Indeed, she remembered you in particular with remarkable clarity. She commented several times on how much we resemble one another.”
The cool, aloof composure was torn aside to reveal an aging, uncertain gentleman who was clearly disturbed to have his ...sins uncovered.
“Did Dunnington tell you of Mrs. Greaves?”
“Dunnington kept his promise of silence, Father,” Fredrick retorted, a pain clutching at his heart. “It was not until he died and left me his legacy that I became curious as to what dark secret could possibly be worth twenty thousand pounds. Now I know.”
The older man futilely struggled to find some means of denying the truth when he was interrupted by the entrance of the butler.
“My lord, dinner is . . .”
“Not now, Morgan,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You . . . You spoke with Mrs. Greaves?” the older man rasped, his countenance ashen.
“Yes, a most charming widow who runs a boarding house,” Fredrick drawled. “She remembered a young teacher by the name of Dunnington, as well as you and my mother. Indeed, she remembered you in particular with remarkable clarity. She commented several times on how much we resemble one another.”
The cool, aloof composure was torn aside to reveal an aging, uncertain gentleman who was clearly disturbed to have his ...sins uncovered.
“Did Dunnington tell you of Mrs. Greaves?”
“Dunnington kept his promise of silence, Father,” Fredrick retorted, a pain clutching at his heart. “It was not until he died and left me his legacy that I became curious as to what dark secret could possibly be worth twenty thousand pounds. Now I know.”
The older man futilely struggled to find some means of denying the truth when he was interrupted by the entrance of the butler.
“My lord, dinner is . . .”
“Not now, Morgan,”
What to read after Bedding the Baron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandra Ivy to read onlineMoreLess
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