Brought to book
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She was in luck; he was just back from lunch and had not yet started on his afternoon appointments.
‘Rona, my dear! Good to hear from you!’ ‘Justin, that woman you told me about; the one Theo mentioned when he was drunk . . .’ His voice changed, became regretful. ‘A closed subject, I fear.’ ‘Might she have visited him in Spindlebury?’ She could imagine his frown. ‘Why do you ask?’ ‘You know I told you Max and I were going to the cottage? Well, someone up there saw her with him – or a woman, at a...ny rate, and it wasn’t Meriel.’ There was a silence.
‘Could it have been her?’ Rona persisted.
‘Quite easily, I imagine; it would have been a convenient place to meet.’ ‘It wasn’t long before his block.’ ‘Ah!’ Rona lost her patience. ‘Justin, for pity’s sake! I need to know who she is.’ ‘Then look in the diaries, my dear. Now, you’ll have to excuse me; the light’s come on to indicate my first patient has arrived. Goodbye – and good luck.’ Rona swore, switched off her phone, and started up the car.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was in luck; he was just back from lunch and had not yet started on his afternoon appointments.
‘Rona, my dear! Good to hear from you!’ ‘Justin, that woman you told me about; the one Theo mentioned when he was drunk . . .’ His voice changed, became regretful. ‘A closed subject, I fear.’ ‘Might she have visited him in Spindlebury?’ She could imagine his frown. ‘Why do you ask?’ ‘You know I told you Max and I were going to the cottage? Well, someone up there saw her with him – or a woman, at a...ny rate, and it wasn’t Meriel.’ There was a silence.
‘Could it have been her?’ Rona persisted.
‘Quite easily, I imagine; it would have been a convenient place to meet.’ ‘It wasn’t long before his block.’ ‘Ah!’ Rona lost her patience. ‘Justin, for pity’s sake! I need to know who she is.’ ‘Then look in the diaries, my dear. Now, you’ll have to excuse me; the light’s come on to indicate my first patient has arrived. Goodbye – and good luck.’ Rona swore, switched off her phone, and started up the car.
What to read after Brought to book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthea Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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