The Unwilling Apprentice (Book 2)
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"Gargoyles do not sleep at night," Ruth informed them when the topic was brought up. "We turn to stone and rest during the day." Pat cringed. "So you're going to be a statue in here? I don't know how I'm going to explain a moving statue to the other ladies who dress me." "Maybe the necklace works so she doesn't have to sleep," Fred suggested.
All three of them looked down at the trinket. The glass glistened in the light of the room's candles. Pat frowned. "Maybe you'd better go ask Ned. It's sti...ll a few hours until sunrise, and I would like to know now." Fred slunk out of the room and down the hall. He jumped when Lady Martley rounded the corner of the connected hall and they nearly collided. She smiled at him. "Greetings, young sir. What has you up at such an hour?" "Oh, um, just, well, just helping Ned," he replied.
Lady Martley smirked and leaned down. Her breasts swayed in her loose-fitting dress, and he watched them swing back and forth like a child watches the swinging of a swing in a breeze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Gargoyles do not sleep at night," Ruth informed them when the topic was brought up. "We turn to stone and rest during the day." Pat cringed. "So you're going to be a statue in here? I don't know how I'm going to explain a moving statue to the other ladies who dress me." "Maybe the necklace works so she doesn't have to sleep," Fred suggested.
All three of them looked down at the trinket. The glass glistened in the light of the room's candles. Pat frowned. "Maybe you'd better go ask Ned. It's sti...ll a few hours until sunrise, and I would like to know now." Fred slunk out of the room and down the hall. He jumped when Lady Martley rounded the corner of the connected hall and they nearly collided. She smiled at him. "Greetings, young sir. What has you up at such an hour?" "Oh, um, just, well, just helping Ned," he replied.
Lady Martley smirked and leaned down. Her breasts swayed in her loose-fitting dress, and he watched them swing back and forth like a child watches the swinging of a swing in a breeze.
What to read after The Unwilling Apprentice (Book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heidi Willard to read onlineMoreLess
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