Not Really the Prisoner of Zenda (2003)
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— Walter Slovotsky AH, TO BE Jung again,” Walter Slovotsky said, “as Freud said with his dying breath.” As Aiea set down the serving tray, she gave him one of her not-quite-patented he’s-making-obscure-references-again looks. She had taken to doing that a lot, lately.
Looking, that is.
She looked pretty, she looked at him, and she looked like she wanted something, which was also something that she was doing a lot of lately, so he did the obvious thing, which was to take her in his arms and hol...d her.
Which was also something that he had been doing a lot of lately.
She had been spending a lot of time with Thomen, of late. That actually bothered Walter a little, and it bothered him that it bothered him at all. He wasn’t the faithful type, himself, although he had been far too busy for any dalliances at the last Parliament, and maybe he was slowing down, or maybe it was that he was just, finally, a happily married man. Hard to say.
He had just become a creature of habit, he decided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Walter Slovotsky AH, TO BE Jung again,” Walter Slovotsky said, “as Freud said with his dying breath.” As Aiea set down the serving tray, she gave him one of her not-quite-patented he’s-making-obscure-references-again looks. She had taken to doing that a lot, lately.
Looking, that is.
She looked pretty, she looked at him, and she looked like she wanted something, which was also something that she was doing a lot of lately, so he did the obvious thing, which was to take her in his arms and hol...d her.
Which was also something that he had been doing a lot of lately.
She had been spending a lot of time with Thomen, of late. That actually bothered Walter a little, and it bothered him that it bothered him at all. He wasn’t the faithful type, himself, although he had been far too busy for any dalliances at the last Parliament, and maybe he was slowing down, or maybe it was that he was just, finally, a happily married man. Hard to say.
He had just become a creature of habit, he decided.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosenberg, Joel C to read onlineMoreLess
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