Practically Perfect
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The music was still audible, but not so loud as to preclude conversation. There were sofas and chairs set around a low table, but no one else was there.
‘Would you like a drink?’ Max asked.
‘Mm. Sparkling water please. I’m quite thirsty.’ She was also determined not to drink any more alcohol. She didn’t want her senses remotely befuddled: this was her moment, the one she’d been dreaming of for so long. He had remembered her; he’d asked her to dance; and then he’d taken her somewhere away from th...e others so they could talk. She could be in the portal of heaven. She settled back in her chair, trying to prevent a blissful smile from creeping over her face.
He came back with her water and something short in a glass for himself. ‘Here you are. I hope you like it. It’s the best brand they had.’ ‘I’m sure it’s fine,’ she said, and took a sip. Now she would have to make conversation. She took a breath to do this but he interrupted her.
‘Now, tell me why you didn’t ring me.’ Although she’d rehearsed this explanation in her head a million times, she hadn’t expected to have to deliver it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The music was still audible, but not so loud as to preclude conversation. There were sofas and chairs set around a low table, but no one else was there.
‘Would you like a drink?’ Max asked.
‘Mm. Sparkling water please. I’m quite thirsty.’ She was also determined not to drink any more alcohol. She didn’t want her senses remotely befuddled: this was her moment, the one she’d been dreaming of for so long. He had remembered her; he’d asked her to dance; and then he’d taken her somewhere away from th...e others so they could talk. She could be in the portal of heaven. She settled back in her chair, trying to prevent a blissful smile from creeping over her face.
He came back with her water and something short in a glass for himself. ‘Here you are. I hope you like it. It’s the best brand they had.’ ‘I’m sure it’s fine,’ she said, and took a sip. Now she would have to make conversation. She took a breath to do this but he interrupted her.
‘Now, tell me why you didn’t ring me.’ Although she’d rehearsed this explanation in her head a million times, she hadn’t expected to have to deliver it.
What to read after Practically Perfect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katie Fforde to read onlineMoreLess
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