Perfect Sins
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Sperrin didn’t appear at all. Byrfield appeared briefly, worried and apologetic, and filled a tray to take upstairs. “I have some fences to mend with my mother.”
Patience looked up sweetly. Anything to keep the old dear from wandering off, she said; and Ash, embarrassed because he always forgot other people couldn’t hear her, shushed urgently, and Hazel exchanged a long-suffering look for Byrfield’s puzzled one because neither of them knew why.
For a minute longer, like aristocracy in a play, th...ey sat at either end of the long table. Then Hazel moved her meal up to Ash’s end and they ate for a while in silence, both occupied with their own thoughts.
Hazel was picking over her own contribution to the Byrfield family’s falling-out. She’d advised Pete to talk to his mother; he’d taken her advice, and this was the outcome. That didn’t make it bad advice, necessarily; but it did make Hazel wonder if she should be a little more circumspect about giving advice generally.
Finally, looking up with a rueful smile, Hazel said, “I’m sorry about all this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sperrin didn’t appear at all. Byrfield appeared briefly, worried and apologetic, and filled a tray to take upstairs. “I have some fences to mend with my mother.”
Patience looked up sweetly. Anything to keep the old dear from wandering off, she said; and Ash, embarrassed because he always forgot other people couldn’t hear her, shushed urgently, and Hazel exchanged a long-suffering look for Byrfield’s puzzled one because neither of them knew why.
For a minute longer, like aristocracy in a play, th...ey sat at either end of the long table. Then Hazel moved her meal up to Ash’s end and they ate for a while in silence, both occupied with their own thoughts.
Hazel was picking over her own contribution to the Byrfield family’s falling-out. She’d advised Pete to talk to his mother; he’d taken her advice, and this was the outcome. That didn’t make it bad advice, necessarily; but it did make Hazel wonder if she should be a little more circumspect about giving advice generally.
Finally, looking up with a rueful smile, Hazel said, “I’m sorry about all this.
What to read after Perfect Sins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Bannister to read onlineMoreLess
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