The Next Queen of Heaven-Sa
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Some things were better left unheralded. Sean had enough on his plate without being reminded about Jeremy’s obsessions. Once or twice, when Jeremy’s reticence had slipped, Sean’s affection for Jeremy took a turn for the sour. “Don’t go looking for sympathy from me. That Willem plays you like a violin. You deserve what you get. That cock-tease. You slut.” Sean’s ire tended to ruin the mood, which was maybe what he intended. And maybe what Jeremy needed.
Luckily the next evening, on their second t...rip to the convent, Marty kept the news on, so Jeremy more easily avoided discussing the events of the week. When Marty finally turned it off, he said, “Did you hear they think that some relief pilot on that Egypt Air flight might have grabbed the controls and plunged the plane into Paradise?”
“Save us from holiness of every stripe and savor,” intoned Sean. “Amen.” As Jeremy had been told to expect, Sister Jeanne d’Arc answered the door. “Who is it?” she called out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some things were better left unheralded. Sean had enough on his plate without being reminded about Jeremy’s obsessions. Once or twice, when Jeremy’s reticence had slipped, Sean’s affection for Jeremy took a turn for the sour. “Don’t go looking for sympathy from me. That Willem plays you like a violin. You deserve what you get. That cock-tease. You slut.” Sean’s ire tended to ruin the mood, which was maybe what he intended. And maybe what Jeremy needed.
Luckily the next evening, on their second t...rip to the convent, Marty kept the news on, so Jeremy more easily avoided discussing the events of the week. When Marty finally turned it off, he said, “Did you hear they think that some relief pilot on that Egypt Air flight might have grabbed the controls and plunged the plane into Paradise?”
“Save us from holiness of every stripe and savor,” intoned Sean. “Amen.” As Jeremy had been told to expect, Sister Jeanne d’Arc answered the door. “Who is it?” she called out.
What to read after The Next Queen of Heaven-Sa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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