The King's Daughter (High Born book 1)
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I am to be wed in three days!
“You are going to be the most beautiful bride,” Jane smiles as she fusses with my hair.
“Thank you,” I begin to feel a little emotional.
“When will we be leaving for Scotland?” Louisa asks me.
“James thinks it will be best to leave the day after the wedding as his father is so ill,” I tell her.
A knock on the door sounds and James enters, looking as happy as I am. The Ladies leave us alone as he kisses me in welcoming. “How was your night’s sleep...?” He asks me.
“As good as it could be without you,” I admit.
“Not too long now my princess,” he kisses me again. “I am afraid I bring news that may upset you.”
“My mother?” I ask and he smiles.
“Not this time, but my father’s advisers have informed me about the wedding consummation,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am to be wed in three days!
“You are going to be the most beautiful bride,” Jane smiles as she fusses with my hair.
“Thank you,” I begin to feel a little emotional.
“When will we be leaving for Scotland?” Louisa asks me.
“James thinks it will be best to leave the day after the wedding as his father is so ill,” I tell her.
A knock on the door sounds and James enters, looking as happy as I am. The Ladies leave us alone as he kisses me in welcoming. “How was your night’s sleep...?” He asks me.
“As good as it could be without you,” I admit.
“Not too long now my princess,” he kisses me again. “I am afraid I bring news that may upset you.”
“My mother?” I ask and he smiles.
“Not this time, but my father’s advisers have informed me about the wedding consummation,”
What to read after The King's Daughter (High Born book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K.T Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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