Joining
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If it were not so important, if Milisant’s future did not depend on it, then Jhone would likely have no problem with the pretense of taking her place. But that it was so important made her too nervous. Which was why she devised a new pretense. She herself became ill—no pretense, actually, since this whole situation was making her very ill to her stomach—and Milisant was staying with her to nurse her.
She would have pretended it in the reverse if she wasn’t worried that Wulfric would demand to se...e Milisant if he thought her ill. He had done that when Mili had been hurt. He might also suspect any illness by her, as a means to avoid him. But with Jhone being the one “bedridden,” there was no one who would insist upon seeing her, and as Milisant, she could turn others away at the door, without letting them into the room to see that there was no Jhone sick in the bed.
She had great hopes that this would work, and it did work for most of that first day, until late that afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it were not so important, if Milisant’s future did not depend on it, then Jhone would likely have no problem with the pretense of taking her place. But that it was so important made her too nervous. Which was why she devised a new pretense. She herself became ill—no pretense, actually, since this whole situation was making her very ill to her stomach—and Milisant was staying with her to nurse her.
She would have pretended it in the reverse if she wasn’t worried that Wulfric would demand to se...e Milisant if he thought her ill. He had done that when Mili had been hurt. He might also suspect any illness by her, as a means to avoid him. But with Jhone being the one “bedridden,” there was no one who would insist upon seeing her, and as Milisant, she could turn others away at the door, without letting them into the room to see that there was no Jhone sick in the bed.
She had great hopes that this would work, and it did work for most of that first day, until late that afternoon.
What to read after Joining?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johanna Lindsey to read onlineMoreLess
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