Robert
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They all seemed older and more tired. Robert stood at her back, his hand on her waist reassuring her of his presence.
“I’m hearing some disturbing news, Robert, son of mine.”
Robert turned to his father, showing him the respect he deserved. “What news would that be, Father?”
Sophie glanced at the disapproval on the faces of each of the men.
“This is ridiculous. How dare you come to the Council and pretend not to know the crimes this human has committed?” another councillor interrupted.
Sophie bo...wed her head, shamed and mortified that she had put Robert through this.
“Enough, Cedric.” His father rubbed his hands over his eyes, clearly tired of it all. “What do you have to say, girl?”
Sophie was about to answer when a commotion interrupted her chain of thought.
“Let go of me, you disgusting brute.” Katie came into the room, being pulled by a man who looked like Robert. Everything else about the man was completely different. His presence did not provoke the same respect that Robert’s did, and he also appeared half crazy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They all seemed older and more tired. Robert stood at her back, his hand on her waist reassuring her of his presence.
“I’m hearing some disturbing news, Robert, son of mine.”
Robert turned to his father, showing him the respect he deserved. “What news would that be, Father?”
Sophie glanced at the disapproval on the faces of each of the men.
“This is ridiculous. How dare you come to the Council and pretend not to know the crimes this human has committed?” another councillor interrupted.
Sophie bo...wed her head, shamed and mortified that she had put Robert through this.
“Enough, Cedric.” His father rubbed his hands over his eyes, clearly tired of it all. “What do you have to say, girl?”
Sophie was about to answer when a commotion interrupted her chain of thought.
“Let go of me, you disgusting brute.” Katie came into the room, being pulled by a man who looked like Robert. Everything else about the man was completely different. His presence did not provoke the same respect that Robert’s did, and he also appeared half crazy.
What to read after Robert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam Crescent to read onlineMoreLess
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