The Gatekeeper's House
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“Why ever not, Therese? After all you’ve been through together? He’s going to suffer at the hands of the Maenads once a year forever, and now you won’t marry him?”
Therese was silent as the waiter served her coffee and a Danish. Then, when they were alone again, Therese took a sip of the hot liquid and licked her lips as she tried to think of the right words to explain her feelings. The early morning sun offered her no suggestions.
Therese asked, “Are you happy, Aphrodite?”
“Me? Of course I’m ha...ppy.
Why would you ask me that?”
“Because you’re married to Hephaestus when you obviously have a thing for Ares,” Therese said bluntly, feeling the blood rush to her cheeks. “I’m sorry. I shouldn’t…”
“No, don’t apologize,”
Aphrodite said, averting her eyes. “It’s true.”
“So I’ve decided to be like Athena and Hestia.”
“Frigid?”
“Well, not literally,”
Therese said. “I’m sorry, that wasn’t funny. What’s the progress there, anyway?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Why ever not, Therese? After all you’ve been through together? He’s going to suffer at the hands of the Maenads once a year forever, and now you won’t marry him?”
Therese was silent as the waiter served her coffee and a Danish. Then, when they were alone again, Therese took a sip of the hot liquid and licked her lips as she tried to think of the right words to explain her feelings. The early morning sun offered her no suggestions.
Therese asked, “Are you happy, Aphrodite?”
“Me? Of course I’m ha...ppy.
Why would you ask me that?”
“Because you’re married to Hephaestus when you obviously have a thing for Ares,” Therese said bluntly, feeling the blood rush to her cheeks. “I’m sorry. I shouldn’t…”
“No, don’t apologize,”
Aphrodite said, averting her eyes. “It’s true.”
“So I’ve decided to be like Athena and Hestia.”
“Frigid?”
“Well, not literally,”
Therese said. “I’m sorry, that wasn’t funny. What’s the progress there, anyway?
What to read after The Gatekeeper's House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eva Pohler to read onlineMoreLess
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