Born to Dance (2015)
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‘I hate to see a good drink go to waste, especially one of George’s special cocktails.’ Bonny took it from him. ‘It’s a fruit cocktail,’ she explained. ‘Mr Gilmore came to my rescue when I was standing alone. He introduced me to George the barman when I said I didn’t want any alcohol.’ Turning to Giles she said, ‘This is my dancing partner, Rob Andrews.’ ‘Yes I know, I saw your exhibition just now. You both dance so well together. I can’t wait to see the show.’ Rob was now curious about the stra...nger. ‘Are you anything to do with the theatre?’ ‘Oh yes, quite a lot,’ was the enigmatic reply. ‘Now you must excuse me. I look forward to our next meeting, Miss Burton.’ ‘Extraordinary bloke!’ Rob remarked as he watched him walk over to another small gathering. ‘I wonder who he is?’ ‘I have no idea,’ said Bonny, but she felt that wasn’t the last time she would see the handsome gent. There had been a determined look in his eyes whenever he had gazed at her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I hate to see a good drink go to waste, especially one of George’s special cocktails.’ Bonny took it from him. ‘It’s a fruit cocktail,’ she explained. ‘Mr Gilmore came to my rescue when I was standing alone. He introduced me to George the barman when I said I didn’t want any alcohol.’ Turning to Giles she said, ‘This is my dancing partner, Rob Andrews.’ ‘Yes I know, I saw your exhibition just now. You both dance so well together. I can’t wait to see the show.’ Rob was now curious about the stra...nger. ‘Are you anything to do with the theatre?’ ‘Oh yes, quite a lot,’ was the enigmatic reply. ‘Now you must excuse me. I look forward to our next meeting, Miss Burton.’ ‘Extraordinary bloke!’ Rob remarked as he watched him walk over to another small gathering. ‘I wonder who he is?’ ‘I have no idea,’ said Bonny, but she felt that wasn’t the last time she would see the handsome gent. There had been a determined look in his eyes whenever he had gazed at her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by June Tate to read onlineMoreLess
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