Designs in Crime
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Bess responded, blinking in surprise.
“Ah, you’ve heard of him,” Katrina said as if pleased.
“I—I,” Bess stuttered. “I was just thinking that—that it’s a great name for a designer.”
Nancy barely registered the conversation. Her mind was backtracking, going over the clues that should have pointed to Angel. Suddenly she couldn’t wait to get back to the studio and warn Beau.
“What about this one?” Katrina’s eyebrows wiggled as she held up another gown.
But Nancy had lost interest in the game. The s...ooner she and Bess could get out of there, the better. Pretending to have another appointment, Nancy cut the conversation short and thanked Katrina. Within minutes, the girls were in a cab on their way to Beau’s studio.
“Angel!” Bess repeated. “A big part of the mystery is solved. But he’s the last person I suspected. He seems so quiet and sweet.”
“But he is an aspiring designer,” Nancy said, telling Bess about the argument she’d watched between Angel and Beau.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bess responded, blinking in surprise.
“Ah, you’ve heard of him,” Katrina said as if pleased.
“I—I,” Bess stuttered. “I was just thinking that—that it’s a great name for a designer.”
Nancy barely registered the conversation. Her mind was backtracking, going over the clues that should have pointed to Angel. Suddenly she couldn’t wait to get back to the studio and warn Beau.
“What about this one?” Katrina’s eyebrows wiggled as she held up another gown.
But Nancy had lost interest in the game. The s...ooner she and Bess could get out of there, the better. Pretending to have another appointment, Nancy cut the conversation short and thanked Katrina. Within minutes, the girls were in a cab on their way to Beau’s studio.
“Angel!” Bess repeated. “A big part of the mystery is solved. But he’s the last person I suspected. He seems so quiet and sweet.”
“But he is an aspiring designer,” Nancy said, telling Bess about the argument she’d watched between Angel and Beau.
What to read after Designs in Crime?
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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