The Infamous Bride (2011)
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was acutely conscious of Juliet's sadness, though she managed to keep a smile on her face during supper and gave every appearance of being a happy bride.
Freddie's fiancée, Elizabeth Forsdyke, had been looking daggers at her all through supper, but had said nothing. R.J. tensed when the duchess announced there would be dancing, in celebration of the new couple and Elizabeth pointedly rose and came toward Juliet, a tight smile on her face.
He would have steered Juliet out of her path, but for a k...not of guests that blocked their way.
"Miss Fenster," she called.
Freddie, unhelpfully, corrected her. "Mrs. Hopkins, now." Elizabeth smiled at him sourly. "Of course. Mrs. Hopkins. Juliet. You must be delighted that you will soon see America. I envy you." It could not have been clearer that she did not.
Juliet laughed. "No need for envy. You and Freddie should visit, after you are married. Perhaps on your wedding trip?" R.J. noticed that Freddie and Elizabeth shared his startlement at Juliet's free use of Freddie's given name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
was acutely conscious of Juliet's sadness, though she managed to keep a smile on her face during supper and gave every appearance of being a happy bride.
Freddie's fiancée, Elizabeth Forsdyke, had been looking daggers at her all through supper, but had said nothing. R.J. tensed when the duchess announced there would be dancing, in celebration of the new couple and Elizabeth pointedly rose and came toward Juliet, a tight smile on her face.
He would have steered Juliet out of her path, but for a k...not of guests that blocked their way.
"Miss Fenster," she called.
Freddie, unhelpfully, corrected her. "Mrs. Hopkins, now." Elizabeth smiled at him sourly. "Of course. Mrs. Hopkins. Juliet. You must be delighted that you will soon see America. I envy you." It could not have been clearer that she did not.
Juliet laughed. "No need for envy. You and Freddie should visit, after you are married. Perhaps on your wedding trip?" R.J. noticed that Freddie and Elizabeth shared his startlement at Juliet's free use of Freddie's given name.
What to read after The Infamous Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelly Mcclymer to read onlineMoreLess
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