Promising Hope
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Empty plates sat on the tables, and she was flipping through a book.
“I’ve been looking all over for you,” Sashe said. She only found her after Dar told her she was having breakfast with her parents here. “We missed you at breakfast.”
Grace chuckled. “I didn’t miss most of the people there.”
“I would have rather eaten with you,” Sashe replied.
She hardly choked down any food with Gregorio at the table. But he wouldn’t be here for long. “I thought we could go into town again.”
“That sounds great....” Grace stood, smoothing her dress down. “If William wants me here, he can stop me himself.”
“I asked Tisha if we could go out and he actually thought it was a good idea.” If only he knew what was to come.
Sashe rolled her eyes. “I’ve never had to ask for permission before.”
Grace looped her hand around Sashe’s extended arm.
“It’s a small price to pay for my companionship.”
Sashe laughed. “You remind me so much of Sierra sometimes.”
Grace smiled as they left the sitting room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Empty plates sat on the tables, and she was flipping through a book.
“I’ve been looking all over for you,” Sashe said. She only found her after Dar told her she was having breakfast with her parents here. “We missed you at breakfast.”
Grace chuckled. “I didn’t miss most of the people there.”
“I would have rather eaten with you,” Sashe replied.
She hardly choked down any food with Gregorio at the table. But he wouldn’t be here for long. “I thought we could go into town again.”
“That sounds great....” Grace stood, smoothing her dress down. “If William wants me here, he can stop me himself.”
“I asked Tisha if we could go out and he actually thought it was a good idea.” If only he knew what was to come.
Sashe rolled her eyes. “I’ve never had to ask for permission before.”
Grace looped her hand around Sashe’s extended arm.
“It’s a small price to pay for my companionship.”
Sashe laughed. “You remind me so much of Sierra sometimes.”
Grace smiled as they left the sitting room.
What to read after Promising Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Ann Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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