Vexing the Viscount (2014)
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Deep breathing from behind her forced the weariness from her eyes. She blinked and looked around slowly, remembering what had happened last night. She had given herself to Braden.
Willingly.
She’d told herself that it wouldn’t matter. No one would care if she succumbed to his charms, but she’d been terribly wrong. She cared. In a way, she had broken her own vow.
She had done the one thing she’d criticized her own sister for too many times. God, what would Mia think of her now? Tia wondered if Mi...a had finally succumbed to the earl’s charms as she had to Braden’s. A wave of homesickness came over her. She missed her sister and even her mother. She wanted to walk the fields to see the tenants, tend their ills, and help them through this hard life they led. A tear fell over her nose to the pillow.
“Why are you crying?” Braden whispered in her ear before kissing the nape of her neck.
“I miss them,” she whispered.
“Who?”
“Everyone. My mother, Mia, Selina, all the tenants, and the servants at the hall.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deep breathing from behind her forced the weariness from her eyes. She blinked and looked around slowly, remembering what had happened last night. She had given herself to Braden.
Willingly.
She’d told herself that it wouldn’t matter. No one would care if she succumbed to his charms, but she’d been terribly wrong. She cared. In a way, she had broken her own vow.
She had done the one thing she’d criticized her own sister for too many times. God, what would Mia think of her now? Tia wondered if Mi...a had finally succumbed to the earl’s charms as she had to Braden’s. A wave of homesickness came over her. She missed her sister and even her mother. She wanted to walk the fields to see the tenants, tend their ills, and help them through this hard life they led. A tear fell over her nose to the pillow.
“Why are you crying?” Braden whispered in her ear before kissing the nape of her neck.
“I miss them,” she whispered.
“Who?”
“Everyone. My mother, Mia, Selina, all the tenants, and the servants at the hall.”
What to read after Vexing the Viscount?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christie Kelley to read onlineMoreLess
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