The Childe
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Lisbeth shrieked, slamming her hands down on the heavy oak table and raising herself from her seat. Twelve sets of startled eyes stared as rage marred her usually pale and beautiful face. “I will not stand by and listen to you discuss this matter, pretending this is even an option! You shall not have my vote on this!” Violently pushing back her chair, she stormed over to the two large wooden doors at the other end of the room, shutting them angrily behind her as she exited.
The arched white ...marble corridor just outside the main hall echoed with Lisbeth’s footsteps as she hastily made her way to the castle’s observatory, the only place she could find solace. The sheer curtains billowed in the wind as lightning flashed, illuminating the somber portraits lining the corridor in an eerie glow. The eyes of past and present Parliament members seemed to follow her as she passed by. She stopped abruptly, her nails digging into her palms. “You brought this on yourself Lucien.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lisbeth shrieked, slamming her hands down on the heavy oak table and raising herself from her seat. Twelve sets of startled eyes stared as rage marred her usually pale and beautiful face. “I will not stand by and listen to you discuss this matter, pretending this is even an option! You shall not have my vote on this!” Violently pushing back her chair, she stormed over to the two large wooden doors at the other end of the room, shutting them angrily behind her as she exited.
The arched white ...marble corridor just outside the main hall echoed with Lisbeth’s footsteps as she hastily made her way to the castle’s observatory, the only place she could find solace. The sheer curtains billowed in the wind as lightning flashed, illuminating the somber portraits lining the corridor in an eerie glow. The eyes of past and present Parliament members seemed to follow her as she passed by. She stopped abruptly, her nails digging into her palms. “You brought this on yourself Lucien.
What to read after The Childe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kunz, C.a. to read onlineMoreLess
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