Caged
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Eventually she began to stir, trying to sit up but he wouldn’t let her. “Are you thirsty?” Without waiting for her to answer, he put the glass to her lips.
Rachel tried again to sit up but he pushed he back down. “Let me up,” she enunciated each word clearly. He surprised her by doing what she asked, and she couldn’t resist getting a bit of her own back by saying, “I’m not your captive any longer, Cage.”
He sat gingerly down beside her on the bed. “No, you’re my fiancée.”
“Not b...y choice. Those seem to be words to live by around most of the men in my life.”
He frowned.
“What’s the matter? You don’t like hearing that I’m not marrying you because I’m madly in love with you but because another man—my father—isn’t giving me any choice? If I don’t agree to marry you, he’ll throw me out. He sold me off to Hemmingway, and now he’s marrying me off to you because of the baby. No one seems to care a bit about what I want.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eventually she began to stir, trying to sit up but he wouldn’t let her. “Are you thirsty?” Without waiting for her to answer, he put the glass to her lips.
Rachel tried again to sit up but he pushed he back down. “Let me up,” she enunciated each word clearly. He surprised her by doing what she asked, and she couldn’t resist getting a bit of her own back by saying, “I’m not your captive any longer, Cage.”
He sat gingerly down beside her on the bed. “No, you’re my fiancée.”
“Not b...y choice. Those seem to be words to live by around most of the men in my life.”
He frowned.
“What’s the matter? You don’t like hearing that I’m not marrying you because I’m madly in love with you but because another man—my father—isn’t giving me any choice? If I don’t agree to marry you, he’ll throw me out. He sold me off to Hemmingway, and now he’s marrying me off to you because of the baby. No one seems to care a bit about what I want.”
What to read after Caged?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Faulkner to read onlineMoreLess
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