Oriental Hotel
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It was strange how everything seemed to remind her of him. Even when her mind was totally occupied with what she was doing – shopping in Campbell Street, wandering round a Buddhist temple where the offerings of fruit, cake and even chickens were spread out on the altars – she was aware of a strange, sharp-edged excitement giving a lift to her step and a buzz to the blood in her veins.
But thinking of him consciously was less pleasant, because she knew that tonight she would have to face him ...over dinner, talk naturally, behave as if he was just a person she knew, not someone about whom she had begun to weave juvenile dreams, even to become obsessed with.
She knew he only needed to look at her in that particular way, with his eyes narrowed and teasing and his mouth twisted into a faintly mocking smile, and she would be unable to avoid blushing. Even thinking about it now in the courtyard in front of the Buddhist temple, where the pilgrims walked and the stoves belched smoke from the burning joss money, she could still feel the treacherous, tingling response that spiralled from deep within her to meet the barely-veiled challenge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was strange how everything seemed to remind her of him. Even when her mind was totally occupied with what she was doing – shopping in Campbell Street, wandering round a Buddhist temple where the offerings of fruit, cake and even chickens were spread out on the altars – she was aware of a strange, sharp-edged excitement giving a lift to her step and a buzz to the blood in her veins.
But thinking of him consciously was less pleasant, because she knew that tonight she would have to face him ...over dinner, talk naturally, behave as if he was just a person she knew, not someone about whom she had begun to weave juvenile dreams, even to become obsessed with.
She knew he only needed to look at her in that particular way, with his eyes narrowed and teasing and his mouth twisted into a faintly mocking smile, and she would be unable to avoid blushing. Even thinking about it now in the courtyard in front of the Buddhist temple, where the pilgrims walked and the stoves belched smoke from the burning joss money, she could still feel the treacherous, tingling response that spiralled from deep within her to meet the barely-veiled challenge.
What to read after Oriental Hotel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Tanner to read onlineMoreLess
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