Daughters of the Bride
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She’d asked him to see her after work, although she hadn’t said what she wanted to talk about. She felt as if she was going to throw up, but she knew she was doing the right thing.
She sat across from him in his living room. The suitcase was mercifully gone, but memories of that day lingered. His family had indeed created a Facebook page for their wedding. She’d received friend requests from cousins twice removed. As she looked at her fiancé, she acknowledged that while she couldn’t put her ...finger on what exactly was wrong, he wasn’t the one for her.
She swallowed hard, sucked in a breath for courage, then carefully removed her engagement ring from her finger.
“David, I’m sorry, but I can’t marry you. I think you’re wonderful and you deserve every happiness. I wish it could be with me, but it can’t.” She hesitated. “I’m afraid I’m not in love with you.”
She forced herself to stop talking.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d asked him to see her after work, although she hadn’t said what she wanted to talk about. She felt as if she was going to throw up, but she knew she was doing the right thing.
She sat across from him in his living room. The suitcase was mercifully gone, but memories of that day lingered. His family had indeed created a Facebook page for their wedding. She’d received friend requests from cousins twice removed. As she looked at her fiancé, she acknowledged that while she couldn’t put her ...finger on what exactly was wrong, he wasn’t the one for her.
She swallowed hard, sucked in a breath for courage, then carefully removed her engagement ring from her finger.
“David, I’m sorry, but I can’t marry you. I think you’re wonderful and you deserve every happiness. I wish it could be with me, but it can’t.” She hesitated. “I’m afraid I’m not in love with you.”
She forced herself to stop talking.
What to read after Daughters of the Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Mallery to read onlineMoreLess
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