Redeeming Jack
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You can’t sleep here.”
Jack remained by the door as Carys folded her arms across her chest and looked down her nose at him. Over dinner, she had retreated into her new calm and dignified persona, which simply made Jack want to shake her.
“I’m not suggesting we sleep in the same bed. Merely that we sleep in the same room.” He pointed down at the stout wooden floorboards that failed to mute the roars of male drunkenness from below. “Gareth isn’t around to chaperone you. He’s probably off hobnobbin...g with the local vicar and I can’t leave you alone.”
“I’m not stupid. I know exactly where Gareth’s gone. My only surprise is that you haven’t followed him.”
Jack noted her covert glance at the door when another roaring song broke out below. “What if someone tried to break in here? I would never forgive myself if anything happened to you.”
She gathered her thick shawl to her breasts and sighed. “All right, then. But you’d better behave yourself.”
Jack traced a cross over his heart and strolled across to the fireplace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can’t sleep here.”
Jack remained by the door as Carys folded her arms across her chest and looked down her nose at him. Over dinner, she had retreated into her new calm and dignified persona, which simply made Jack want to shake her.
“I’m not suggesting we sleep in the same bed. Merely that we sleep in the same room.” He pointed down at the stout wooden floorboards that failed to mute the roars of male drunkenness from below. “Gareth isn’t around to chaperone you. He’s probably off hobnobbin...g with the local vicar and I can’t leave you alone.”
“I’m not stupid. I know exactly where Gareth’s gone. My only surprise is that you haven’t followed him.”
Jack noted her covert glance at the door when another roaring song broke out below. “What if someone tried to break in here? I would never forgive myself if anything happened to you.”
She gathered her thick shawl to her breasts and sighed. “All right, then. But you’d better behave yourself.”
Jack traced a cross over his heart and strolled across to the fireplace.
What to read after Redeeming Jack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Pearce to read onlineMoreLess
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