Dangerous Relations
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When she told her friends what she’d just learned, Bess shrieked, “You did it, Nan! You found Natalia’s father!”
“Not yet. But I do know who I’m looking for,” Nancy said. “It was in the picture all along. That shared laugh. The way they were looking at each other.”
“How did Irina and her chauffeur get separated?” Bess asked.
“Irina had to return home with her ballet company,” George pointed out.
“She could have defected as Vera did,” Nancy said, thinking out loud. “Though it wouldn’t have been e...asy. Vera, by the way, is a naturalized citizen. And I think I know now what she’s been trying to hide.”
Bess looked puzzled. “I don’t.”
“Natalia’s name was listed as Bykov. Vera didn’t adopt her. That’s why she doesn’t have any papers. That’s why she changed both their names to Petronov.”
Bess’s blue eyes were round. “You mean, Vera kidnapped her?”
“No. But I don’t think she got her from an orphanage. Maybe Irina and Vera were friends, and Irina asked Vera before she died to care for Natalia.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she told her friends what she’d just learned, Bess shrieked, “You did it, Nan! You found Natalia’s father!”
“Not yet. But I do know who I’m looking for,” Nancy said. “It was in the picture all along. That shared laugh. The way they were looking at each other.”
“How did Irina and her chauffeur get separated?” Bess asked.
“Irina had to return home with her ballet company,” George pointed out.
“She could have defected as Vera did,” Nancy said, thinking out loud. “Though it wouldn’t have been e...asy. Vera, by the way, is a naturalized citizen. And I think I know now what she’s been trying to hide.”
Bess looked puzzled. “I don’t.”
“Natalia’s name was listed as Bykov. Vera didn’t adopt her. That’s why she doesn’t have any papers. That’s why she changed both their names to Petronov.”
Bess’s blue eyes were round. “You mean, Vera kidnapped her?”
“No. But I don’t think she got her from an orphanage. Maybe Irina and Vera were friends, and Irina asked Vera before she died to care for Natalia.”
What to read after Dangerous Relations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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