The Playboy of Puerto Banus (2013)
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‘I will speak with your parents and brother.’ ‘My parents are both deceased.’ Estelle said it in a matter-of-fact way. She was not after sympathy from Raúl and this was not a tender conversation. ‘And my brother and his wife won’t be able to attend—Cecelia is too sick to travel.’ ‘You should have someone there for you.’ ‘Won’t your family believe us otherwise?’ There was a slight sneer to her voice, which she fought to check. She had chosen to be here, after all. It was just the mention of her ...parents, of Cecelia, that had her throat tightening—the realisation that everything in this marriage bar love would be real and she would be going through it all alone.
‘It has nothing to do with that,’ Raúl said. ‘It is your wedding day. You might find it overwhelming to be alone.’ ‘Oh, please,’ Estelle responded, determined not to let him see her fear. ‘I’ll be fine.’ ‘Very well.’ Raúl nodded. ‘It will be a small wedding, but traditional.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I will speak with your parents and brother.’ ‘My parents are both deceased.’ Estelle said it in a matter-of-fact way. She was not after sympathy from Raúl and this was not a tender conversation. ‘And my brother and his wife won’t be able to attend—Cecelia is too sick to travel.’ ‘You should have someone there for you.’ ‘Won’t your family believe us otherwise?’ There was a slight sneer to her voice, which she fought to check. She had chosen to be here, after all. It was just the mention of her ...parents, of Cecelia, that had her throat tightening—the realisation that everything in this marriage bar love would be real and she would be going through it all alone.
‘It has nothing to do with that,’ Raúl said. ‘It is your wedding day. You might find it overwhelming to be alone.’ ‘Oh, please,’ Estelle responded, determined not to let him see her fear. ‘I’ll be fine.’ ‘Very well.’ Raúl nodded. ‘It will be a small wedding, but traditional.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carol Marinelli to read onlineMoreLess
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