Magnolia (1997)
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Mrs. Dobbs had prepared a scrumptious meal for them, but a maid employed by John for the evening had served it, because Mrs. Dobbs was going out to the theater with friends.
Eli Calverson seemed worried and a little preoccupied, while Diane was making an obvious effort to be especially nice to John.
Over after-dinner coffee, Claire noticed that John was staring at her with the coldest, angriest dark eyes she’d ever seen. Diane, on the other hand, was sweetness itself.
“What a lovely apartment ho...use,” she said to Claire, looking around. “Of course, it’s not quite the same as having a place of your own, but I suppose it’s the next best thing.”
Claire studied the other woman, hesitating so long to make a reply that the artificial smile on Diane’s face began to waver.
“Under other circumstances, I should have enjoyed having a home of my own,” she replied finally, with a smile as cool as her tone.
“Other circumstances?” Diane echoed.
“Why, yes,” Claire told her, aware that the men were too involved in talking business to overhear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Dobbs had prepared a scrumptious meal for them, but a maid employed by John for the evening had served it, because Mrs. Dobbs was going out to the theater with friends.
Eli Calverson seemed worried and a little preoccupied, while Diane was making an obvious effort to be especially nice to John.
Over after-dinner coffee, Claire noticed that John was staring at her with the coldest, angriest dark eyes she’d ever seen. Diane, on the other hand, was sweetness itself.
“What a lovely apartment ho...use,” she said to Claire, looking around. “Of course, it’s not quite the same as having a place of your own, but I suppose it’s the next best thing.”
Claire studied the other woman, hesitating so long to make a reply that the artificial smile on Diane’s face began to waver.
“Under other circumstances, I should have enjoyed having a home of my own,” she replied finally, with a smile as cool as her tone.
“Other circumstances?” Diane echoed.
“Why, yes,” Claire told her, aware that the men were too involved in talking business to overhear.
What to read after Magnolia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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