My Notorious Gentleman
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Then she fed the children breakfast. For her part, she was too upset to eat.
What a cad. What a brute . . .
She was glad, of course, that her neighbor had rescued Denny. And he was right. Resilient as the boys were, they were perfectly fine after the morning’s escapade.
But Grace was still outraged at Lord Trevor. How dare he comment on her unmarried state! Ask her why she still lived with her father? Such insufferable rudeness! And here she thought he was a gentleman!
Obviously ...not.
He might as well have called her an old maid to her face. It was not that there had been any “swain” of her own who’d gone to war with Colonel Avery. It was simply none of his business! That, along with the fact, perhaps, that she did not like anybody’s noticing that she might be a trifle lonely. That her life might not have worked out quite as any young woman might have hoped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she fed the children breakfast. For her part, she was too upset to eat.
What a cad. What a brute . . .
She was glad, of course, that her neighbor had rescued Denny. And he was right. Resilient as the boys were, they were perfectly fine after the morning’s escapade.
But Grace was still outraged at Lord Trevor. How dare he comment on her unmarried state! Ask her why she still lived with her father? Such insufferable rudeness! And here she thought he was a gentleman!
Obviously ...not.
He might as well have called her an old maid to her face. It was not that there had been any “swain” of her own who’d gone to war with Colonel Avery. It was simply none of his business! That, along with the fact, perhaps, that she did not like anybody’s noticing that she might be a trifle lonely. That her life might not have worked out quite as any young woman might have hoped.
What to read after My Notorious Gentleman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaelen Foley to read onlineMoreLess
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