The Perfect Prince (1999)
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Nadja hated to admit that she waited up, listening for him from their bed. Judging by the state he left her in, she wondered if he sought out someone more agreeable to tend to his masculine needs. The idea tore bitterly at her, raising her chest in anger to hide the pain. She dozed lightly, but didn’t get much rest. She considered sleeping on the couch, but wouldn’t give up the satisfaction of snubbing him if he tried to touch her.
By the time morning came around and she dragged herself out of... bed, she was mixed between outrage and worry. Worry that something had happened to him, and anger that someone else might have happened to him. Regardless of her mood, she didn’t try to leave. The door had yet to be programmed to her voice so she couldn’t, even if she wanted to.
The Queen came promptly at nine as promised. Mede could open the door with her command. The dressmaker was right behind her followed by a half-dozen dutiful helpers--all men. They carried swatches of material for her to choose from.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nadja hated to admit that she waited up, listening for him from their bed. Judging by the state he left her in, she wondered if he sought out someone more agreeable to tend to his masculine needs. The idea tore bitterly at her, raising her chest in anger to hide the pain. She dozed lightly, but didn’t get much rest. She considered sleeping on the couch, but wouldn’t give up the satisfaction of snubbing him if he tried to touch her.
By the time morning came around and she dragged herself out of... bed, she was mixed between outrage and worry. Worry that something had happened to him, and anger that someone else might have happened to him. Regardless of her mood, she didn’t try to leave. The door had yet to be programmed to her voice so she couldn’t, even if she wanted to.
The Queen came promptly at nine as promised. Mede could open the door with her command. The dressmaker was right behind her followed by a half-dozen dutiful helpers--all men. They carried swatches of material for her to choose from.
What to read after The Perfect Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle M. Pillow to read onlineMoreLess
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