The Queen's Bastard
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Belinda sprawled across his bed, hair twisted over her shoulder into a mocking semblance of propriety. Javier stood at his window, watching the mist-coated palace grounds as sunlight struggled to break through the grey. “So your women will all be under one roof?” Belinda murmured. “Convenient, my lord.”
He scowled over his shoulder. “It’s not like that between Eliza and myself, Beatrice. I thought you knew that.”
“I do. I was only teasing, my lord.” She stood and crossed to him, putting her fing...ertips on his shoulders. “Then why?”
“Eliza’s father doesn’t like her friendship with me.”
Belinda’s eyebrows shot up. “Doesn’t like a friendship with the prince?”
“He thinks I…” Javier turned his head, uncomfortable. “Abuse the friendship.”
“Abuse. A powerful man, a beautiful woman.” Belinda’s eyebrows remained elevated. “Few would call it abuse.”
“They are very poor.” Javier’s jaw set. “Poor enough that a father might only see his daughter as a victim in such a relationship.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Belinda sprawled across his bed, hair twisted over her shoulder into a mocking semblance of propriety. Javier stood at his window, watching the mist-coated palace grounds as sunlight struggled to break through the grey. “So your women will all be under one roof?” Belinda murmured. “Convenient, my lord.”
He scowled over his shoulder. “It’s not like that between Eliza and myself, Beatrice. I thought you knew that.”
“I do. I was only teasing, my lord.” She stood and crossed to him, putting her fing...ertips on his shoulders. “Then why?”
“Eliza’s father doesn’t like her friendship with me.”
Belinda’s eyebrows shot up. “Doesn’t like a friendship with the prince?”
“He thinks I…” Javier turned his head, uncomfortable. “Abuse the friendship.”
“Abuse. A powerful man, a beautiful woman.” Belinda’s eyebrows remained elevated. “Few would call it abuse.”
“They are very poor.” Javier’s jaw set. “Poor enough that a father might only see his daughter as a victim in such a relationship.”
What to read after The Queen's Bastard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ce Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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