The Slipper
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Señor Montoya was a diplomat, very wealthy, very distinguished, horny as hell, too. He had been trying all evening to get her out into the gardens, and once out in those gardens with all the secret nooks and crannies and hidden bowers a girl was as good as gone. Nora smiled sweetly and said no, she didn’t care to see the moonlight and roses and mosaic tiles. Luis looked crestfallen. He looked absolutely gorgeous too in his black tie and tailored tuxedo with that big red-and-silver sash slanting ...across his chest. Nora didn’t know what the sash signified but it was bound to mean something important, just like those decorations he was wearing. Luis was a big cheese, no question about it, as handsome as Fernando Lamas and even sexier with those enormous brown eyes and that pencil-thin mustache.
Nora took another sip of her champagne, glancing around the spacious room. It was packed with a posh crowd, diplomats from half a dozen embassies, Mexican socialites and American millionaires, the men in elegant formal attire, the women dressed to the hilt and with a chic that would put Paris to shame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Señor Montoya was a diplomat, very wealthy, very distinguished, horny as hell, too. He had been trying all evening to get her out into the gardens, and once out in those gardens with all the secret nooks and crannies and hidden bowers a girl was as good as gone. Nora smiled sweetly and said no, she didn’t care to see the moonlight and roses and mosaic tiles. Luis looked crestfallen. He looked absolutely gorgeous too in his black tie and tailored tuxedo with that big red-and-silver sash slanting ...across his chest. Nora didn’t know what the sash signified but it was bound to mean something important, just like those decorations he was wearing. Luis was a big cheese, no question about it, as handsome as Fernando Lamas and even sexier with those enormous brown eyes and that pencil-thin mustache.
Nora took another sip of her champagne, glancing around the spacious room. It was packed with a posh crowd, diplomats from half a dozen embassies, Mexican socialites and American millionaires, the men in elegant formal attire, the women dressed to the hilt and with a chic that would put Paris to shame.
What to read after The Slipper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Wilde to read onlineMoreLess
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