Lusitanianstud (2013)
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I considered refusing it. Guessing I might say no, Eduarda had scribbled a postscript informing me her son had gone to Lisbon on business and that she would be all alone.
I arrived at her door as anxious and curious as I’d been at our first meeting a few days before. Only this time I was sure Eduarda was privy to her son’s prior involvement with me.
“Sarah!” she said with a warm smile and open arms, making me feel very welcome. “I’m so glad you’re here. I must confess I wasn’t sure if you would ...accept my invitation,” she admitted, sitting down.
Why was she telling me this? Why did she care one way or another? “Why is that?” I asked cautiously.
Her direct gaze—so like Diogo’s—locked with mine. “I know your meeting with Diogo didn’t go well.”
“Is that what he said?” I asked a bit defensively, expecting to have to justify my actions.
She shook her head. “No, no, Diogo hasn’t said a word to me,”
she rushed to explain. “He wouldn’t, he’s a very private person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I considered refusing it. Guessing I might say no, Eduarda had scribbled a postscript informing me her son had gone to Lisbon on business and that she would be all alone.
I arrived at her door as anxious and curious as I’d been at our first meeting a few days before. Only this time I was sure Eduarda was privy to her son’s prior involvement with me.
“Sarah!” she said with a warm smile and open arms, making me feel very welcome. “I’m so glad you’re here. I must confess I wasn’t sure if you would ...accept my invitation,” she admitted, sitting down.
Why was she telling me this? Why did she care one way or another? “Why is that?” I asked cautiously.
Her direct gaze—so like Diogo’s—locked with mine. “I know your meeting with Diogo didn’t go well.”
“Is that what he said?” I asked a bit defensively, expecting to have to justify my actions.
She shook her head. “No, no, Diogo hasn’t said a word to me,”
she rushed to explain. “He wouldn’t, he’s a very private person.
What to read after Lusitanianstud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francesca St. Claire to read onlineMoreLess
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