The Last Bride in Ballymuir
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And may the women live forever.
—Irish Toast Kylie hated hospitals. She hated them for their antiseptic smell and for the undercurrent of distress that eddied through the hallways. She hated them for the waiting and for the times people she loved had entered, then never came out. She wasn’t ready for it to happen again. But, Not Breege, please, not Breege, was the closest to a prayer she’d been able to form.
“Does she have family nearby?” Michael asked. Looking every bit as uncomfortable as Ky...lie felt, he sat on the hard plastic chair one away from hers. Even though she understood why he kept the discreet distance, she wanted to curl up in his lap and let his strong arms push away her fears.
She shook her head. “Her children emigrated years ago. One daughter lives in London, and the rest are somewhere in Canada. She’s never talked of anyone else.”
Michael fell silent, then reached across the empty chair between them and took her hand. His thumb stroked slowly over her bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And may the women live forever.
—Irish Toast Kylie hated hospitals. She hated them for their antiseptic smell and for the undercurrent of distress that eddied through the hallways. She hated them for the waiting and for the times people she loved had entered, then never came out. She wasn’t ready for it to happen again. But, Not Breege, please, not Breege, was the closest to a prayer she’d been able to form.
“Does she have family nearby?” Michael asked. Looking every bit as uncomfortable as Ky...lie felt, he sat on the hard plastic chair one away from hers. Even though she understood why he kept the discreet distance, she wanted to curl up in his lap and let his strong arms push away her fears.
She shook her head. “Her children emigrated years ago. One daughter lives in London, and the rest are somewhere in Canada. She’s never talked of anyone else.”
Michael fell silent, then reached across the empty chair between them and took her hand. His thumb stroked slowly over her bones.
What to read after The Last Bride in Ballymuir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelly, Dorien to read onlineMoreLess
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