Scandalous Liaisons
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She was relieved to return to Montrose Hall. With her emotions in turmoil, she longed for a glass of sherry and a warm bath. As the butler closed the door behind them, their housekeeper approached with a letter in hand. “Lord Montrose returned this evening, my lady. I was told to present this to you upon your return.”
“Dear heaven,” Eugenia muttered. “What now?”
Julienne opened the missive and read quickly. Furious, she stomped her slippered foot on the marble floor. “The idiot returned to Londo...n only to leave straight away for a party.”
“A party? With what we’ve been through these last weeks?”
“I will need my cloak back,” Julienne informed the startled butler. “And have the carriage brought around again.”
“No, Julienne.”
She turned wide-eyed to her aunt.
Eugenia shook her head. “Our position is too precarious. Risking your reputation at a time like this could lead to our ruin. I’m ashamed of myself for allowing Hugh to run wild like this, and I’m ashamed that you’ve been the one to go haring after him every time.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was relieved to return to Montrose Hall. With her emotions in turmoil, she longed for a glass of sherry and a warm bath. As the butler closed the door behind them, their housekeeper approached with a letter in hand. “Lord Montrose returned this evening, my lady. I was told to present this to you upon your return.”
“Dear heaven,” Eugenia muttered. “What now?”
Julienne opened the missive and read quickly. Furious, she stomped her slippered foot on the marble floor. “The idiot returned to Londo...n only to leave straight away for a party.”
“A party? With what we’ve been through these last weeks?”
“I will need my cloak back,” Julienne informed the startled butler. “And have the carriage brought around again.”
“No, Julienne.”
She turned wide-eyed to her aunt.
Eugenia shook her head. “Our position is too precarious. Risking your reputation at a time like this could lead to our ruin. I’m ashamed of myself for allowing Hugh to run wild like this, and I’m ashamed that you’ve been the one to go haring after him every time.”
What to read after Scandalous Liaisons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvia Day to read onlineMoreLess
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