Brides of War (2015)
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‘Hello, is that Mrs Johnson?’ a voice enquired.
Recognising his voice, Valerie said, ‘Hello Max! I wondered when you’d call.’ ‘Valerie, I’m so pleased to have caught you at home. I did wonder if you’d be out on one of your explorations of our glorious city.’ ‘Not today,’ she replied. ‘So, when am I to see my painting?’ ‘How about this morning? I’m free, I can be with you in half an hour, if that’s suitable?’ She couldn’t stem the feeling of excitement inside her. ‘That would be lovely! I’ll ...be here.’ ‘See you then.’ Valerie quickly went to her bedroom to freshen her make-up and hair. She smoothed down her dress, sprayed on some perfume, placed two cups ready and made a fresh pot of coffee. Filled with expectation, she waited.
Max arrived shortly after, and carried the painting into the living room. He admired the furnishings and agreed with the wall space Valerie had chosen for his picture.
‘It’ll be perfect there,’ he said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Hello, is that Mrs Johnson?’ a voice enquired.
Recognising his voice, Valerie said, ‘Hello Max! I wondered when you’d call.’ ‘Valerie, I’m so pleased to have caught you at home. I did wonder if you’d be out on one of your explorations of our glorious city.’ ‘Not today,’ she replied. ‘So, when am I to see my painting?’ ‘How about this morning? I’m free, I can be with you in half an hour, if that’s suitable?’ She couldn’t stem the feeling of excitement inside her. ‘That would be lovely! I’ll ...be here.’ ‘See you then.’ Valerie quickly went to her bedroom to freshen her make-up and hair. She smoothed down her dress, sprayed on some perfume, placed two cups ready and made a fresh pot of coffee. Filled with expectation, she waited.
Max arrived shortly after, and carried the painting into the living room. He admired the furnishings and agreed with the wall space Valerie had chosen for his picture.
‘It’ll be perfect there,’ he said.
What to read after Brides of War?
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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