The Philanthropist's Danse
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The French woman shook her head. “How could you vote against your own flesh and blood, sister? I am disappointed.”
Bethany wanted to explain that she was tired and wanted it to be over, but she kept her thoughts private. She did not want a fight with Camille. It would be unpleasant enough with Junior. Bethany saw her brother sneer at the group that surrounded him and Smith. He had one hand around Caroline’s waist. It was a gesture that should have been protective, but instead seemed menacing. Ca...roline looked as uncomfortable with his hand on her as she did with the insults from the angry group.
Judge Freeman left the table and took a seat on the wide window ledge and watched the scene before him. He was upset the vote had failed. He had not suspected that Caroline would support Junior so firmly. She must have been promised a terrific deal. Freeman was intrigued by Bethany’s vote to settle and wondered if she might be the conduit through which a deal between the rival groups could be brokered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The French woman shook her head. “How could you vote against your own flesh and blood, sister? I am disappointed.”
Bethany wanted to explain that she was tired and wanted it to be over, but she kept her thoughts private. She did not want a fight with Camille. It would be unpleasant enough with Junior. Bethany saw her brother sneer at the group that surrounded him and Smith. He had one hand around Caroline’s waist. It was a gesture that should have been protective, but instead seemed menacing. Ca...roline looked as uncomfortable with his hand on her as she did with the insults from the angry group.
Judge Freeman left the table and took a seat on the wide window ledge and watched the scene before him. He was upset the vote had failed. He had not suspected that Caroline would support Junior so firmly. She must have been promised a terrific deal. Freeman was intrigued by Bethany’s vote to settle and wondered if she might be the conduit through which a deal between the rival groups could be brokered.
What to read after The Philanthropist's Danse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wornham, Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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