A Touch of Stardust (2015)
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Jerome and Edith sat on one side of the booth, Julie on the other.
It was early; Julie had to report to work this morning. But with her help, Jerome and Edith were already packed up and checked out of their hotel. Edith had hinted at the possibility of staying a little longer, but Jerome was a man who stuck firmly to his plans, and he declined to consider another deviation—the plan was to leave for home on a noon plane, and they would be on it.
Julie was positive he held in his wallet a third ti...cket. No more waiting.
“I’m sure you both know by now that I am not coming back with you,” she said, feeling very calm. She sipped her coffee, hand quite steady.
“Well, we understand you might not be ready yet,” her mother said quickly.
“No, Mother, I mean not at all.”
“That’s not acceptable,” her father said. His authority reverberated across the table like an electrical pulse. “This is not a place for a young woman like you. And you know I am right.”
“You might be, Dad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jerome and Edith sat on one side of the booth, Julie on the other.
It was early; Julie had to report to work this morning. But with her help, Jerome and Edith were already packed up and checked out of their hotel. Edith had hinted at the possibility of staying a little longer, but Jerome was a man who stuck firmly to his plans, and he declined to consider another deviation—the plan was to leave for home on a noon plane, and they would be on it.
Julie was positive he held in his wallet a third ti...cket. No more waiting.
“I’m sure you both know by now that I am not coming back with you,” she said, feeling very calm. She sipped her coffee, hand quite steady.
“Well, we understand you might not be ready yet,” her mother said quickly.
“No, Mother, I mean not at all.”
“That’s not acceptable,” her father said. His authority reverberated across the table like an electrical pulse. “This is not a place for a young woman like you. And you know I am right.”
“You might be, Dad.
What to read after A Touch of Stardust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Alcott to read onlineMoreLess
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