Queens Ransom (Sofie Metropolis)
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My back ached, my hands were sore, and I was convinced I’d need ten showers to get all the flour off of me.
I gratefully took my apron off, looked into the wall-length mirror behind the counter, wiped a bit of white from my cheek, then went back into the kitchen to say goodbye to my mother.
The place was filled with state of the art equipment, quality ingredients and the atmosphere was light and happy. I took in the tortes in various stages of completion along the left-hand counter, the cracker-...like, freshly baked squares that would eventually be layered with custard and cream to make millefeuille, and was shocked – shocked I tell you! – I hadn’t put a single thing into my mouth.
More than that? I didn’t want anything other than an ice-cold frappé either.
I made a face. If making something meant I no longer wanted to eat it, I was eating out from here on.
‘Hey,’ I said to my mom.
‘Hey, koukla mou. Thanks so much for helping out. You did a great job.’ ‘No need for thanks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My back ached, my hands were sore, and I was convinced I’d need ten showers to get all the flour off of me.
I gratefully took my apron off, looked into the wall-length mirror behind the counter, wiped a bit of white from my cheek, then went back into the kitchen to say goodbye to my mother.
The place was filled with state of the art equipment, quality ingredients and the atmosphere was light and happy. I took in the tortes in various stages of completion along the left-hand counter, the cracker-...like, freshly baked squares that would eventually be layered with custard and cream to make millefeuille, and was shocked – shocked I tell you! – I hadn’t put a single thing into my mouth.
More than that? I didn’t want anything other than an ice-cold frappé either.
I made a face. If making something meant I no longer wanted to eat it, I was eating out from here on.
‘Hey,’ I said to my mom.
‘Hey, koukla mou. Thanks so much for helping out. You did a great job.’ ‘No need for thanks.
What to read after Queens Ransom (Sofie Metropolis)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tori Carrington to read onlineMoreLess
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