The Worker Prince
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Xalivar had a lot of responsibilities besides babying his worrywart sister.
The nightmares had come again. A kind he hadn’t had in twenty years—ones that continued to haunt him, even in daylight. Now, Miri had stormed into his private chamber like a charging bull, heading straight toward him. He sighed loudly, but she paid no attention.
“You asked the Council to reinstate murder charges against your own nephew? I knew you could sink low, Xalivar, but—”
“Where did you hear that?” He asked, cuttin...g her off.
“I have friends on the Council like you do,” Miri said.
“Your son is determined to create problems for me where none existed. I did my best to reason with him, but he won’t leave it alone!” Xalivar was not in the mood for her angry tone. He had responsibilities she would never understand.
“He’s your nephew! You could have tried harder.”
“He’s an officer in the army, sworn to serve me. He refuses to serve. He’s also a subject of the Borali Alliance,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xalivar had a lot of responsibilities besides babying his worrywart sister.
The nightmares had come again. A kind he hadn’t had in twenty years—ones that continued to haunt him, even in daylight. Now, Miri had stormed into his private chamber like a charging bull, heading straight toward him. He sighed loudly, but she paid no attention.
“You asked the Council to reinstate murder charges against your own nephew? I knew you could sink low, Xalivar, but—”
“Where did you hear that?” He asked, cuttin...g her off.
“I have friends on the Council like you do,” Miri said.
“Your son is determined to create problems for me where none existed. I did my best to reason with him, but he won’t leave it alone!” Xalivar was not in the mood for her angry tone. He had responsibilities she would never understand.
“He’s your nephew! You could have tried harder.”
“He’s an officer in the army, sworn to serve me. He refuses to serve. He’s also a subject of the Borali Alliance,”
What to read after The Worker Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryan Thomas Schmidt to read onlineMoreLess
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