The Alpine Xanadu
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I COULDN’T KEEP FROM SLUMPING IN MY CHAIR. “I’M sorry. I mean, I’ve never seen a photo of you.”
“Milo probably burned the ones I left behind.” Tricia licked rose-colored lips. “I would’ve thought you’d be curious enough to check out our wedding picture in the newspaper.”
I shook my head. “No. I believed Milo when he said you used to be married. I have met your children a few times over the years.”
Tricia nodded. I wondered if she was enjoying her advantage over me. I still felt knocked for a loo...p as I tried to see what this plump, blue-eyed, tinted-haired woman might have looked like thirty years ago. Her features were good, if somewhat coarsened by age. She was probably a few inches taller than my five-four, but most people are. I couldn’t judge much about the rest of her, which was covered by a Burberry raincoat. Aware that I was trembling, I kept my hands in my lap.
“I didn’t mean to upset you,” she said, looking pained. “I came here as one mother calling on another mother for help.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I COULDN’T KEEP FROM SLUMPING IN MY CHAIR. “I’M sorry. I mean, I’ve never seen a photo of you.”
“Milo probably burned the ones I left behind.” Tricia licked rose-colored lips. “I would’ve thought you’d be curious enough to check out our wedding picture in the newspaper.”
I shook my head. “No. I believed Milo when he said you used to be married. I have met your children a few times over the years.”
Tricia nodded. I wondered if she was enjoying her advantage over me. I still felt knocked for a loo...p as I tried to see what this plump, blue-eyed, tinted-haired woman might have looked like thirty years ago. Her features were good, if somewhat coarsened by age. She was probably a few inches taller than my five-four, but most people are. I couldn’t judge much about the rest of her, which was covered by a Burberry raincoat. Aware that I was trembling, I kept my hands in my lap.
“I didn’t mean to upset you,” she said, looking pained. “I came here as one mother calling on another mother for help.”
What to read after The Alpine Xanadu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Daheim to read onlineMoreLess
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