Finally a Bride
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Molly told her mother over the phone as she moved a feather duster over every surface in Uncle Harold’s bedroom. Eric had gone to visit his uncle, and she had run out of books to read. So she’d decided to occupy herself with housekeeping.
No matter how many times she cleaned this room, dust particles continued to dance in the sunlight and coat every flat surface. At least she hadn’t had to make the bed. Overhearing Mr. Schipper’s conversation with Eric had kept her awake the night before.
Her mo...ther’s sigh rattled the phone. “I know he loves me.”
Understanding that her support was needed, she swallowed her own feelings of resentment and asked, “Do you love him?”
“Yes.”
She sucked in a breath at the quick flash of pain. Her dad had been gone a long time; her mother was hardly betraying him. So why did it feel as if she was?
“You said he asked you to marry him,” Molly recalled. “But you turned him down.”
“He’s asked me more than once,” her mother admitted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Molly told her mother over the phone as she moved a feather duster over every surface in Uncle Harold’s bedroom. Eric had gone to visit his uncle, and she had run out of books to read. So she’d decided to occupy herself with housekeeping.
No matter how many times she cleaned this room, dust particles continued to dance in the sunlight and coat every flat surface. At least she hadn’t had to make the bed. Overhearing Mr. Schipper’s conversation with Eric had kept her awake the night before.
Her mo...ther’s sigh rattled the phone. “I know he loves me.”
Understanding that her support was needed, she swallowed her own feelings of resentment and asked, “Do you love him?”
“Yes.”
She sucked in a breath at the quick flash of pain. Her dad had been gone a long time; her mother was hardly betraying him. So why did it feel as if she was?
“You said he asked you to marry him,” Molly recalled. “But you turned him down.”
“He’s asked me more than once,” her mother admitted.
What to read after Finally a Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Childs, Lisa to read onlineMoreLess
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