Caressa's Knees
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They’d found a dress, and it was stunning on her. Ivory, not white. The bodice was sculptural silk, embroidered with very delicate, almost invisible pearls. He remembered tiny buttons on her bra, and this was that effect, only heightened. The dress was high-waisted, with a full skirt that rustled around her in elegant drapes and made her look even smaller and more delicate than she was. She wore no other adornment, only a small rhinestone comb he’d used in the back when he swept up her hair. She... was spectacular. Denise looked as shocked as he felt, and told Caressa over and over how lovely she looked.
He felt quite suave and elegant too in his best tux. It was an important night, not least of all because she was going out there as someone new. A talented musician, yes, but a beautiful woman growing into her personality. She wasn’t meant to be dark and tailored. She was blinding brightness. It thrilled him to see her that way.
But she paced. He knew Lincoln Center was a big deal venue, perhaps the biggest venue on the tour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They’d found a dress, and it was stunning on her. Ivory, not white. The bodice was sculptural silk, embroidered with very delicate, almost invisible pearls. He remembered tiny buttons on her bra, and this was that effect, only heightened. The dress was high-waisted, with a full skirt that rustled around her in elegant drapes and made her look even smaller and more delicate than she was. She wore no other adornment, only a small rhinestone comb he’d used in the back when he swept up her hair. She... was spectacular. Denise looked as shocked as he felt, and told Caressa over and over how lovely she looked.
He felt quite suave and elegant too in his best tux. It was an important night, not least of all because she was going out there as someone new. A talented musician, yes, but a beautiful woman growing into her personality. She wasn’t meant to be dark and tailored. She was blinding brightness. It thrilled him to see her that way.
But she paced. He knew Lincoln Center was a big deal venue, perhaps the biggest venue on the tour.
What to read after Caressa's Knees?
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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