Separate Cabins
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At half past seven on the dot she walked into the passageway running lengthwise of the Bridge Deck and stopped at the first door on her right. It stood open, the sound of voices coming from inside the suite, signaling the arrival of other guests ahead of her.
Uncertain whether to knock or just walk in, Rachel hesitated, then opted for the latter and walked into the suite unannounced. Four ship’s officers in white uniforms were standing with Gard in the large sitting room, drinks in hand while th...ey munched on the assorted cheeses and hors d’oeuvres arranged on trays on a round dining table.
When Gard turned and saw her, a smile touched the corners of his eyes. He separated himself from the group and crossed the room to greet her. Although Rachel was used to being the lone woman in business meetings, the feeling was different in a social situation.
“You did say seven thirty,” she said to Gard, conscious of the smiling stares of the, so far, all-male guests.
“I did.” He nodded as his gaze swept over her dress, patterned in an updated version of a turn-of-the-century style out of a raspberry-ice crepe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At half past seven on the dot she walked into the passageway running lengthwise of the Bridge Deck and stopped at the first door on her right. It stood open, the sound of voices coming from inside the suite, signaling the arrival of other guests ahead of her.
Uncertain whether to knock or just walk in, Rachel hesitated, then opted for the latter and walked into the suite unannounced. Four ship’s officers in white uniforms were standing with Gard in the large sitting room, drinks in hand while th...ey munched on the assorted cheeses and hors d’oeuvres arranged on trays on a round dining table.
When Gard turned and saw her, a smile touched the corners of his eyes. He separated himself from the group and crossed the room to greet her. Although Rachel was used to being the lone woman in business meetings, the feeling was different in a social situation.
“You did say seven thirty,” she said to Gard, conscious of the smiling stares of the, so far, all-male guests.
“I did.” He nodded as his gaze swept over her dress, patterned in an updated version of a turn-of-the-century style out of a raspberry-ice crepe.
What to read after Separate Cabins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Dailey to read onlineMoreLess
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