Daffodils in March (2016)
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She got up and dressed and made her way downstairs.
It was ten o’clock when Mum brought Marc. Eden settled the sleeping infant in his cot upstairs.
“Would you like a cup of tea, Mum?” Eden whispered.
“That would be lovely.”
“It isn’t proper, you living in the same house as that David,” Mum said as she seated herself at the table. “I dearly loved Hanna, but I just never approved of you and her brother, especially the way he’s turned out. People are going to talk you with living here with him.”
“W...e’re not living together. At least not in the way you mean. Hanna wanted us both to raise Marc,” Eden replied as she poured the boiling water into the teapot. “Even if I do have sole custody.”
Her mother took the offered cup and sighed. “Oh, this smells wonderful.” Mum took a sip and sighed. “You don’t have to stay here in this house. I don’t like you being here. Nor does your father.”
“It’s what Hanna wanted. And this house is half mine.”
“She was a dreamer, and I know she wanted you to marry that brother of hers, but it’s time to face facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She got up and dressed and made her way downstairs.
It was ten o’clock when Mum brought Marc. Eden settled the sleeping infant in his cot upstairs.
“Would you like a cup of tea, Mum?” Eden whispered.
“That would be lovely.”
“It isn’t proper, you living in the same house as that David,” Mum said as she seated herself at the table. “I dearly loved Hanna, but I just never approved of you and her brother, especially the way he’s turned out. People are going to talk you with living here with him.”
“W...e’re not living together. At least not in the way you mean. Hanna wanted us both to raise Marc,” Eden replied as she poured the boiling water into the teapot. “Even if I do have sole custody.”
Her mother took the offered cup and sighed. “Oh, this smells wonderful.” Mum took a sip and sighed. “You don’t have to stay here in this house. I don’t like you being here. Nor does your father.”
“It’s what Hanna wanted. And this house is half mine.”
“She was a dreamer, and I know she wanted you to marry that brother of hers, but it’s time to face facts.
What to read after Daffodils in March?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare Revell to read onlineMoreLess
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