A French Affair
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After the impromptu snog in the Tuileries Gardens yesterday, they’d grabbed an ice cream – which hadn’t done much to cool her down – and headed to look at the pyramid at The Louvre, which had been made even more famous than it already was by Dan Brown’s best-selling book and the resulting film. After that, they’d wandered back down to the river and walked alongside it, hand in hand, before heading back to the car, and finally, back to Monthiers.
Once they’d arrived at the barn, Sydney had to...ld Harry she’d rather he didn’t accompany her inside, just in case they got carried away again, adding that they should both sleep – separately – on what had happened between them and see how they felt in the morning. Harry had departed reluctantly after a brief kiss on the lips, leaving her to crawl into bed, tossing and turning and wishing she’d not been so cautious and had just let him come in with her.
A knock at the door elicited a snarl from her parched throat, until her sleepy brain kicked in, and she realised that the only person it could be was Harry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the impromptu snog in the Tuileries Gardens yesterday, they’d grabbed an ice cream – which hadn’t done much to cool her down – and headed to look at the pyramid at The Louvre, which had been made even more famous than it already was by Dan Brown’s best-selling book and the resulting film. After that, they’d wandered back down to the river and walked alongside it, hand in hand, before heading back to the car, and finally, back to Monthiers.
Once they’d arrived at the barn, Sydney had to...ld Harry she’d rather he didn’t accompany her inside, just in case they got carried away again, adding that they should both sleep – separately – on what had happened between them and see how they felt in the morning. Harry had departed reluctantly after a brief kiss on the lips, leaving her to crawl into bed, tossing and turning and wishing she’d not been so cautious and had just let him come in with her.
A knock at the door elicited a snarl from her parched throat, until her sleepy brain kicked in, and she realised that the only person it could be was Harry.
What to read after A French Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felthouse, Lucy to read onlineMoreLess
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