The Betrayal (1993)
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Long shadows slipped across the floor. In her sleeping alcove, huddled under an old feather quilt, Susannah turned her face to the wall.
How could Edward be so cruel? she asked herself for the thousandth time.
How could he lead me to believe that he cared for me, that he loved me?
Susannah pressed her face into the pillow to muffle her sobs.
She had gone to bed early, hoping her parents wouldn’t see how upset she was. Hours had passed now. A pale half moon was high in the late night sky, and Sus...annah was still wide awake, still tossing in her narrow bed, crying softly and thinking about Edward with anger and disbelief.
I trusted Edward, she thought. I believed everything he said. I risked my reputation for him.
And all the while he was engaged to another girl.
Breathing hard, Susannah rolled over and stared at the glowing embers in the fireplace across the room. Her secret meetings with Edward Fier rolled through her mind. She remembered his words, his touch, his kisses.
Edward always seemed trustworthy, she thought miserably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long shadows slipped across the floor. In her sleeping alcove, huddled under an old feather quilt, Susannah turned her face to the wall.
How could Edward be so cruel? she asked herself for the thousandth time.
How could he lead me to believe that he cared for me, that he loved me?
Susannah pressed her face into the pillow to muffle her sobs.
She had gone to bed early, hoping her parents wouldn’t see how upset she was. Hours had passed now. A pale half moon was high in the late night sky, and Sus...annah was still wide awake, still tossing in her narrow bed, crying softly and thinking about Edward with anger and disbelief.
I trusted Edward, she thought. I believed everything he said. I risked my reputation for him.
And all the while he was engaged to another girl.
Breathing hard, Susannah rolled over and stared at the glowing embers in the fireplace across the room. Her secret meetings with Edward Fier rolled through her mind. She remembered his words, his touch, his kisses.
Edward always seemed trustworthy, she thought miserably.
What to read after The Betrayal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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