Forgotten Suns
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Khalida had hardly settled into the shielded room with a bottle of local grappa and a plate of something that began, as usual here, with pasta and soared into a savory firmament, when the door pinged.
She ignored it. It opened regardless. She stared sourly at Lieutenant Zhao. “Weren’t we supposed to be rid of you?”
He inspected the bottle on the table. His eyes widened slightly. “That’s potent stuff.”
“So I gather. I haven’t tasted it yet.” She lifted her laden spoon. “Have you eaten?”
“Thank yo...u,” he said, “I have.”
He did not sit, which surprised her. He stood like a cadet on review: a little too stiff, and a little too obviously trying not to be.
“Well?” she said when he kept on standing—hovering, to be strictly accurate.
“Captain,” he said. He bit his lip. Screwing up his courage, she thought.
He let it go all at once. “Your niece…we seem to have misplaced her.”
Khalida had not been expecting that. “I thought you had her stowed safely.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Khalida had hardly settled into the shielded room with a bottle of local grappa and a plate of something that began, as usual here, with pasta and soared into a savory firmament, when the door pinged.
She ignored it. It opened regardless. She stared sourly at Lieutenant Zhao. “Weren’t we supposed to be rid of you?”
He inspected the bottle on the table. His eyes widened slightly. “That’s potent stuff.”
“So I gather. I haven’t tasted it yet.” She lifted her laden spoon. “Have you eaten?”
“Thank yo...u,” he said, “I have.”
He did not sit, which surprised her. He stood like a cadet on review: a little too stiff, and a little too obviously trying not to be.
“Well?” she said when he kept on standing—hovering, to be strictly accurate.
“Captain,” he said. He bit his lip. Screwing up his courage, she thought.
He let it go all at once. “Your niece…we seem to have misplaced her.”
Khalida had not been expecting that. “I thought you had her stowed safely.”
What to read after Forgotten Suns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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