To Marry a Scottish Laird
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Or will ye join yer new bride in bed?”
Cam glanced up from his contemplation of his ale at Laird MacKay’s question and heaved a sigh. “I suppose I should retire.”
“So eager,” Ross said dryly and then shook his head. “I do no’ understand the pair o’ ye. Ye seemed cozy as could be in the woods this morning, and ye’ve admitted ye bedded the lass on the journey here. Yet now ye’re both acting like marrying each other is the worst punishment available.”
“ ’Tis no’ me who sees it as a puni...shment,” Cam said dryly, turning his tankard on the tabletop. “In case ye hadn’t noticed, she looked like a lamb on the way to the slaughter this afternoon during the ceremony.”
“Aye, she did,” Ross agreed. “But then you looked as grim as if ye were at a funeral so mayhap she was just reacting to that.”
Cam shook his head wearily. “She does no’ want me for husband.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or will ye join yer new bride in bed?”
Cam glanced up from his contemplation of his ale at Laird MacKay’s question and heaved a sigh. “I suppose I should retire.”
“So eager,” Ross said dryly and then shook his head. “I do no’ understand the pair o’ ye. Ye seemed cozy as could be in the woods this morning, and ye’ve admitted ye bedded the lass on the journey here. Yet now ye’re both acting like marrying each other is the worst punishment available.”
“ ’Tis no’ me who sees it as a puni...shment,” Cam said dryly, turning his tankard on the tabletop. “In case ye hadn’t noticed, she looked like a lamb on the way to the slaughter this afternoon during the ceremony.”
“Aye, she did,” Ross agreed. “But then you looked as grim as if ye were at a funeral so mayhap she was just reacting to that.”
Cam shook his head wearily. “She does no’ want me for husband.”
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