The Princess And the Peer
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Sigrid asked four days later. “I would be happy to wait while you run upstairs to change your gown.”
Emma looked up from her book, which she was somehow managing to read this time, despite a tendency for her thoughts to wander every now and again. “Thank you, but no,” she said, deliberately adding a smile. “I have no need of another new hat or an extra pair of gloves. As for books”—she held up the one in her hands—“I have a more than adequate supply.”
“Well, if you are sure…” Sigrid paused, a sm...all pout on her pretty lips. “Besides shopping, I was planning to stop by Gunter’s for one of their delectable treats, or so I have heard them described. I thought perhaps you would enjoy the diversion?”
Emma’s lashes swept down, her lips closed against the need to assure her sister that she would indeed find the fare at Gunter’s most pleasing. But since Emma had gone to the tea shop with Nick, she thought it best not to expound on the topic.
At the thought of Nick, her chest gave a painful squeeze; ruthlessly, she did her best to ignore the sensation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sigrid asked four days later. “I would be happy to wait while you run upstairs to change your gown.”
Emma looked up from her book, which she was somehow managing to read this time, despite a tendency for her thoughts to wander every now and again. “Thank you, but no,” she said, deliberately adding a smile. “I have no need of another new hat or an extra pair of gloves. As for books”—she held up the one in her hands—“I have a more than adequate supply.”
“Well, if you are sure…” Sigrid paused, a sm...all pout on her pretty lips. “Besides shopping, I was planning to stop by Gunter’s for one of their delectable treats, or so I have heard them described. I thought perhaps you would enjoy the diversion?”
Emma’s lashes swept down, her lips closed against the need to assure her sister that she would indeed find the fare at Gunter’s most pleasing. But since Emma had gone to the tea shop with Nick, she thought it best not to expound on the topic.
At the thought of Nick, her chest gave a painful squeeze; ruthlessly, she did her best to ignore the sensation.
What to read after The Princess And the Peer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy Anne Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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