Nora (1994)
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“I had to tell the justice of the peace why we were in such a hurry to marry. He wanted us to wait,” he confessed.
She let out a long breath. “What if he tells someone?”
“I can assure you that he is a decent man,” he replied. “He will not. Nor will his wife.” His voice softened at the vulnerable look in her eyes. “I couldn’t take you back to your uncle’s ranch in disgrace, Nora.”
She lifted her eyes. “You did it to protect me.”
His mouth quirked. “I seem to do little else lately.”
She shifted a ...little and peered up at him. “When I am completely fit, I could protect you,” she offered.
His eyes twinkled. “An excellent suggestion.” He bent and kissed her forehead gently. “You will see a doctor,” he repeated. “And we will have no more…encounters until you have.”
Her face fell.
“For a straitlaced lady, you have an unusually expressive face.”
“I don’t feel very straitlaced after such a night,” she confessed.
He smiled, taking her hands in his to raise them to his lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I had to tell the justice of the peace why we were in such a hurry to marry. He wanted us to wait,” he confessed.
She let out a long breath. “What if he tells someone?”
“I can assure you that he is a decent man,” he replied. “He will not. Nor will his wife.” His voice softened at the vulnerable look in her eyes. “I couldn’t take you back to your uncle’s ranch in disgrace, Nora.”
She lifted her eyes. “You did it to protect me.”
His mouth quirked. “I seem to do little else lately.”
She shifted a ...little and peered up at him. “When I am completely fit, I could protect you,” she offered.
His eyes twinkled. “An excellent suggestion.” He bent and kissed her forehead gently. “You will see a doctor,” he repeated. “And we will have no more…encounters until you have.”
Her face fell.
“For a straitlaced lady, you have an unusually expressive face.”
“I don’t feel very straitlaced after such a night,” she confessed.
He smiled, taking her hands in his to raise them to his lips.
What to read after Nora?
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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