Lord Ruin
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he said to Lady Prescott. “I need a word with my wife, and I see she’s just left.”
“Not the first time I’ve seen her suddenly absent herself.” One side of her mouth lifted. “Is she perhaps ... ?”
“Shy?” he supplied, straight-faced. “Why, yes, she is.”
As he bowed, she murmured, “Such a virile man you are. Are you certain you wouldn’t... ?” She finished the sentence with a tiny lift of her eyebrows. “For old time’s sake?”
“No. Forgive me, no.”
Ruan pushed his way though the crowded room to the ha...llway. He saw no one. Not Anne. Not the man who’d followed her. If Anne were ill as he suspected, she’d not have gone far. He scanned the hall. No open doors. The nearest room was the Red Salon, seldom used since his mother had decamped to Hampstead Heath some years before. He opened the door. The scene registered instantly and yet seemed to last forever: Anne with her back not quite opposite him, bent over a basin and heaving up the contents of her stomach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he said to Lady Prescott. “I need a word with my wife, and I see she’s just left.”
“Not the first time I’ve seen her suddenly absent herself.” One side of her mouth lifted. “Is she perhaps ... ?”
“Shy?” he supplied, straight-faced. “Why, yes, she is.”
As he bowed, she murmured, “Such a virile man you are. Are you certain you wouldn’t... ?” She finished the sentence with a tiny lift of her eyebrows. “For old time’s sake?”
“No. Forgive me, no.”
Ruan pushed his way though the crowded room to the ha...llway. He saw no one. Not Anne. Not the man who’d followed her. If Anne were ill as he suspected, she’d not have gone far. He scanned the hall. No open doors. The nearest room was the Red Salon, seldom used since his mother had decamped to Hampstead Heath some years before. He opened the door. The scene registered instantly and yet seemed to last forever: Anne with her back not quite opposite him, bent over a basin and heaving up the contents of her stomach.
What to read after Lord Ruin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Jewel to read onlineMoreLess
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