Courted
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Octavia, startled out of her reverie by her best friend’s question, looked over at Aemilia and croaked.
“What?”
She and Aemilia had been as close as sisters for years. It was Aemilia who had been her nearly constant companion in the months following the death of Octavia’s husband. It was Aemilia who visited almost every afternoon to play a quiet board game and chat.
It was Aemilia who dragged Octavia to plays and coaxed her into accepting dinner with friends. Octavia did not know how she could h...ave borne her widowhood without her friend’s steadfast support, but now it was Aemilia who was trying to convince her to remarry or at least take a lover, and Octavia had thus far refused to even consider it.
“I asked if you were trying to regrow your hymen. What part wasn’t clear? Was I speaking in Aramaic?”
Aemilia’s face dramatically pinched to demonstrate how she suffered from Octavia’s inability to understand plain Latin. “People say it can happen if you go long enough without sex.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Octavia, startled out of her reverie by her best friend’s question, looked over at Aemilia and croaked.
“What?”
She and Aemilia had been as close as sisters for years. It was Aemilia who had been her nearly constant companion in the months following the death of Octavia’s husband. It was Aemilia who visited almost every afternoon to play a quiet board game and chat.
It was Aemilia who dragged Octavia to plays and coaxed her into accepting dinner with friends. Octavia did not know how she could h...ave borne her widowhood without her friend’s steadfast support, but now it was Aemilia who was trying to convince her to remarry or at least take a lover, and Octavia had thus far refused to even consider it.
“I asked if you were trying to regrow your hymen. What part wasn’t clear? Was I speaking in Aramaic?”
Aemilia’s face dramatically pinched to demonstrate how she suffered from Octavia’s inability to understand plain Latin. “People say it can happen if you go long enough without sex.”
What to read after Courted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvia Ketrie to read onlineMoreLess
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