Dancing for Her Demon
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Larissa walked through the only home she’d ever known. She saw nobody, her father, sisters, and even the staff absent. The solitude made her good-byes even more difficult, the mansion a shell without its occupants.
Larissa held Julian’s big hand, afraid of their future, needing his strength. He rolled a large suitcase filled with weapons. She carried a small tote packed with a few essentials, having decided to buy any clothes she needed.
Julian squeezed her fingers. “If you’ve changed your mind ...--” “I haven’t.” Larissa smiled up at him. “You’re not seeing the Bolshoi without me.” She clung to that last dream.
“Never.” He opened the front door for her.
Larissa took one last glance around her childhood home, and she stepped over the threshold into the sunshine. Hundreds of familiar faces turned toward them. She froze, unable to believe her eyes. She blinked rapidly. The sight didn’t change. “What are you doing here?” “We’re coming with you, Miss Larissa, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Larissa walked through the only home she’d ever known. She saw nobody, her father, sisters, and even the staff absent. The solitude made her good-byes even more difficult, the mansion a shell without its occupants.
Larissa held Julian’s big hand, afraid of their future, needing his strength. He rolled a large suitcase filled with weapons. She carried a small tote packed with a few essentials, having decided to buy any clothes she needed.
Julian squeezed her fingers. “If you’ve changed your mind ...--” “I haven’t.” Larissa smiled up at him. “You’re not seeing the Bolshoi without me.” She clung to that last dream.
“Never.” He opened the front door for her.
Larissa took one last glance around her childhood home, and she stepped over the threshold into the sunshine. Hundreds of familiar faces turned toward them. She froze, unable to believe her eyes. She blinked rapidly. The sight didn’t change. “What are you doing here?” “We’re coming with you, Miss Larissa, Mr.
What to read after Dancing for Her Demon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Sax to read onlineMoreLess
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