Cait And the Devil
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He had one thought and one thought only hammering in his brain. Cait.
Cait.
Cait.
Cait.
I will consider again if she might, after all, suit my own purposes. He took it for the veiled threat it was. He had seen Edana looking at Cait, reconsidering, plotting, softening towards her. Priestess or no, he would kill her with his own hands before he’d let her take Cait away. He walked down the hall towards her bedroom and worked to school his face to calm. He knocked softly and was chagrined to see Hen...na open the door.
“My lord, she sleeps.”
“Wake her then.”
Henna slipped out into the hall, whispering insistently.
“She has retired for the night. She sleeps!”
“Well, then, she shall wake. Let me by.”
Henna put her hand on his arm.
“You’ll not take her to that woman. Mother or not, I don’t trust her. I didn’t like the look of her.”
“I assure you I have no intention of that. Let me pass.”
“Why? What will you do to her now? She cried herself to sleep after you sent her away.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had one thought and one thought only hammering in his brain. Cait.
Cait.
Cait.
Cait.
I will consider again if she might, after all, suit my own purposes. He took it for the veiled threat it was. He had seen Edana looking at Cait, reconsidering, plotting, softening towards her. Priestess or no, he would kill her with his own hands before he’d let her take Cait away. He walked down the hall towards her bedroom and worked to school his face to calm. He knocked softly and was chagrined to see Hen...na open the door.
“My lord, she sleeps.”
“Wake her then.”
Henna slipped out into the hall, whispering insistently.
“She has retired for the night. She sleeps!”
“Well, then, she shall wake. Let me by.”
Henna put her hand on his arm.
“You’ll not take her to that woman. Mother or not, I don’t trust her. I didn’t like the look of her.”
“I assure you I have no intention of that. Let me pass.”
“Why? What will you do to her now? She cried herself to sleep after you sent her away.”
What to read after Cait And the Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annabel Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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