The Accidental Bride
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This was the new reality of her life. Before they’d gone away, she’d been ill, then there’d been the kerfuffle of moving her stuff – well, most of it – from St Patrick’s Road. Then there’d been catching up with Marie at New Again, not to mention a ton of various ‘official’ things to sort out with respect to living in a new home. John had offered her the services of one of his cadre of personal assistants and secretaries, but Lizzie had insisted on doing as much of it herself as she could.
I love... you, but I don’t want to depend totally on you. As long as you insist on benignly manipulating my life, beautiful man, I’m going to insist on maintaining at least some semblance of feminine independence.
But arriving home from the airport was like the king and queen arriving at their palace.
Mrs Thursgood was on the steps to greet them. There were flowers everywhere. A new minion of John’s, called Martin, swept forward, reeling off a list of phone calls, meetings and critical messages to be dealt with, and requesting instructions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the new reality of her life. Before they’d gone away, she’d been ill, then there’d been the kerfuffle of moving her stuff – well, most of it – from St Patrick’s Road. Then there’d been catching up with Marie at New Again, not to mention a ton of various ‘official’ things to sort out with respect to living in a new home. John had offered her the services of one of his cadre of personal assistants and secretaries, but Lizzie had insisted on doing as much of it herself as she could.
I love... you, but I don’t want to depend totally on you. As long as you insist on benignly manipulating my life, beautiful man, I’m going to insist on maintaining at least some semblance of feminine independence.
But arriving home from the airport was like the king and queen arriving at their palace.
Mrs Thursgood was on the steps to greet them. There were flowers everywhere. A new minion of John’s, called Martin, swept forward, reeling off a list of phone calls, meetings and critical messages to be dealt with, and requesting instructions.
What to read after The Accidental Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Portia Da Costa to read onlineMoreLess
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