The Domville 7 (The Domville #7)
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I’d been single for so many years before I met Devon that she had despaired of me ever settling down with someone. I’d had plenty of encounters, a few friends with benefits, but nothing serious. Until Devon. Going away to Paris this weekend with him, for our second anniversary of meeting, had Tanya in a completely giddy spin.
‘I doubt it, Tan. It’s only been two years, don’t get carried away,’ I warned, though I was far too late issuing that statement.
‘Please, some people get married after a co...uple of months,’ she scoffed. ‘Two years, Nadja, two years,’ she repeated for added emphasis. I could imagine her rolling her eyes to the sky as she threw her hands in the air. ‘For you, this is the equivalent of a twenty-year marriage already.
I’ve never seen you so serious about anyone. So, come on, if he did propose, what would you say? You’d say yes, right? Tell me you’d say yes?’ ‘I don’t know,’ I replied honestly. ‘I mean, we aren’t even living together yet, shouldn’t we try living together before we think about getting married?’ The truth was that Devon was an amazing guy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d been single for so many years before I met Devon that she had despaired of me ever settling down with someone. I’d had plenty of encounters, a few friends with benefits, but nothing serious. Until Devon. Going away to Paris this weekend with him, for our second anniversary of meeting, had Tanya in a completely giddy spin.
‘I doubt it, Tan. It’s only been two years, don’t get carried away,’ I warned, though I was far too late issuing that statement.
‘Please, some people get married after a co...uple of months,’ she scoffed. ‘Two years, Nadja, two years,’ she repeated for added emphasis. I could imagine her rolling her eyes to the sky as she threw her hands in the air. ‘For you, this is the equivalent of a twenty-year marriage already.
I’ve never seen you so serious about anyone. So, come on, if he did propose, what would you say? You’d say yes, right? Tell me you’d say yes?’ ‘I don’t know,’ I replied honestly. ‘I mean, we aren’t even living together yet, shouldn’t we try living together before we think about getting married?’ The truth was that Devon was an amazing guy.
What to read after The Domville 7 (The Domville #7)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. J. Fallowfield to read onlineMoreLess
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