London's Perfect Scoundrel
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thou art; For there thy habitation is the heart.
—Lord Byron, “Sonnet to Chillon”
Saint paced the length of the foyer. He should have given her five minutes to pack up her books and her instructors and leave, and nothing more. Apparently the tears of Evelyn Ruddick were his Achilles’ heel, however, and now all he could do was check his pocket watch every two minutes, and curse.
“She thinks I’m despicable,” he muttered, mimicking her indignant tone. “My presence makes her ill.”
No one said that t...o his face and got away with it. And certainly not someone he found interesting. Not that she interested him that much—it was just that he seldom spent time around anyone who seemed so…pure.
Too pure to wish to taint herself with his presence, obviously. Well, he would see about that. He would see her begging for him before he was finished with her. The angel would find herself considerably tattered—and everyone would know it.
He flipped open his pocket watch again. Two minutes left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
thou art; For there thy habitation is the heart.
—Lord Byron, “Sonnet to Chillon”
Saint paced the length of the foyer. He should have given her five minutes to pack up her books and her instructors and leave, and nothing more. Apparently the tears of Evelyn Ruddick were his Achilles’ heel, however, and now all he could do was check his pocket watch every two minutes, and curse.
“She thinks I’m despicable,” he muttered, mimicking her indignant tone. “My presence makes her ill.”
No one said that t...o his face and got away with it. And certainly not someone he found interesting. Not that she interested him that much—it was just that he seldom spent time around anyone who seemed so…pure.
Too pure to wish to taint herself with his presence, obviously. Well, he would see about that. He would see her begging for him before he was finished with her. The angel would find herself considerably tattered—and everyone would know it.
He flipped open his pocket watch again. Two minutes left.
What to read after London's Perfect Scoundrel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanne Enoch to read onlineMoreLess
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