Guilty
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“Auntie Caroline felt a bit put out as she sat on one of the chocolate-brown leather sofas. Uncle Simon sat on the opposite one. The fire was set but not lit; apparently the lunch was a little behind schedule. Dad was taking his time in offering them a sherry and Sadie and I had yet to make an appearance, which I thought was all a bit rude on Sadie’s part, she could have at least faked being excited by their visit by rushing down to greet them. Bri and Oliver sat cross-legged on the rug, expec...tantly eyeing the parcels still left under the tree.
‘Some welcome, this,’ she mouthed to Simon, in case Dad could hear them from the kitchen.
‘We make such a long journey for this!’ she continued her moaning. ‘Where the hell is Sadie?’ Oliver and Bri were getting restless and started poking each other and telling tales about each other.
‘We’re bored,’ Bri shouted, as Sadie slithered into the room.
Simon jumped up, hugging her close to him.
‘Well, take a look at you. Quite the lady of the house!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Auntie Caroline felt a bit put out as she sat on one of the chocolate-brown leather sofas. Uncle Simon sat on the opposite one. The fire was set but not lit; apparently the lunch was a little behind schedule. Dad was taking his time in offering them a sherry and Sadie and I had yet to make an appearance, which I thought was all a bit rude on Sadie’s part, she could have at least faked being excited by their visit by rushing down to greet them. Bri and Oliver sat cross-legged on the rug, expec...tantly eyeing the parcels still left under the tree.
‘Some welcome, this,’ she mouthed to Simon, in case Dad could hear them from the kitchen.
‘We make such a long journey for this!’ she continued her moaning. ‘Where the hell is Sadie?’ Oliver and Bri were getting restless and started poking each other and telling tales about each other.
‘We’re bored,’ Bri shouted, as Sadie slithered into the room.
Simon jumped up, hugging her close to him.
‘Well, take a look at you. Quite the lady of the house!
What to read after Guilty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hindle, Joy to read onlineMoreLess
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