The Scarlet Thread
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The last decorator had left, the last curtainmaker had settled the drapes and swags of silk and velvet, the last piece of furniture was in place. They were a month late. The opening was now scheduled for September. Steven and Angela toured the rooms. He wanted to share his triumph with her first. He brought her there at night, to see it illuminated in its glory, as the rich and famous would see it.
The baccarat tables were in place in the salon privé, where only the richest were admitted. There ...were roulette wheels and tables for blackjack in the outer rooms, where the stakes were more modest. He held Angela’s hand as they made their tour, and at one of the roulette tables, Steven paused and spun the wheel, throwing the little ball. It rattled into a red socket.
“Seven,” he said. “My lucky number, darling. And so much of it is due to you. You’ve made it beautiful for me.” He took her in his arms. “I want you to be part of this. I want you to be excited by what we’ve done together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last decorator had left, the last curtainmaker had settled the drapes and swags of silk and velvet, the last piece of furniture was in place. They were a month late. The opening was now scheduled for September. Steven and Angela toured the rooms. He wanted to share his triumph with her first. He brought her there at night, to see it illuminated in its glory, as the rich and famous would see it.
The baccarat tables were in place in the salon privé, where only the richest were admitted. There ...were roulette wheels and tables for blackjack in the outer rooms, where the stakes were more modest. He held Angela’s hand as they made their tour, and at one of the roulette tables, Steven paused and spun the wheel, throwing the little ball. It rattled into a red socket.
“Seven,” he said. “My lucky number, darling. And so much of it is due to you. You’ve made it beautiful for me.” He took her in his arms. “I want you to be part of this. I want you to be excited by what we’ve done together.
What to read after The Scarlet Thread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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