Dragonblade Trilogy - 03 - the Savage Curtain
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“I did not know you were awake,”
Tate said. “I thought you would still be with your wife.”
Stephen was clad in pieces of armor and mail, not his usual full battle regalia. He was shaved and even combed, looking extremely relaxed. Tate had a difficult time keeping the smile of his face as he watched Stephen’s very contented expression.
“I have been up for a couple of hours,” he replied. “I had to see Edward before he left. Moreover, I would be a poor garrison commander not to have my finger on ...the pulse of the outpost. I have been making my rounds.”
“I did not mean to intimate that you were a poor commander and well you know it,” Tate lifted an eyebrow. “I simply meant that you are occupied with a new wife who quite obviously has your attention. There is no shame in that.”
Stephen cast him a long look, a knowing smile playing on his lips. “I would not be ashamed of her in any case,”
he replied, his cornflower blue eyes moving to the eastern horizon. “In fact, I was probably a fool to have resisted this marriage at the first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I did not know you were awake,”
Tate said. “I thought you would still be with your wife.”
Stephen was clad in pieces of armor and mail, not his usual full battle regalia. He was shaved and even combed, looking extremely relaxed. Tate had a difficult time keeping the smile of his face as he watched Stephen’s very contented expression.
“I have been up for a couple of hours,” he replied. “I had to see Edward before he left. Moreover, I would be a poor garrison commander not to have my finger on ...the pulse of the outpost. I have been making my rounds.”
“I did not mean to intimate that you were a poor commander and well you know it,” Tate lifted an eyebrow. “I simply meant that you are occupied with a new wife who quite obviously has your attention. There is no shame in that.”
Stephen cast him a long look, a knowing smile playing on his lips. “I would not be ashamed of her in any case,”
he replied, his cornflower blue eyes moving to the eastern horizon. “In fact, I was probably a fool to have resisted this marriage at the first.
What to read after Dragonblade Trilogy - 03 - the Savage Curtain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Le Veque to read onlineMoreLess
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