The Plus-One Agreement
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Each of the calls had been from Emma. For the third time he pressed ‘call reject’ on the dashboard and fixed his expression on the road. The motorway would still be pretty clear this time of the morning, but he’d hit traffic when he reached London. It was a Saturday so would be marginally better.
Dealing with Adam had taken a good deal longer than he’d thought it would. Still, it was done now. Loan organised, cash transfer organised, soul sold. Point made. The wedding would go ahead without ...a hitch and he would return to his work in London. The ridiculous plus-one agreement would be discharged exactly as he’d planned. They would move forward separately, but Emma would go with the knowledge that she’d been wrong about him.
Sad workaholic singleton.
Was that really what he boiled down to? His mind gnawed at it relentlessly and, try as he might, he couldn’t shake the feeling that the reason it bothered him so much was because she’d said it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each of the calls had been from Emma. For the third time he pressed ‘call reject’ on the dashboard and fixed his expression on the road. The motorway would still be pretty clear this time of the morning, but he’d hit traffic when he reached London. It was a Saturday so would be marginally better.
Dealing with Adam had taken a good deal longer than he’d thought it would. Still, it was done now. Loan organised, cash transfer organised, soul sold. Point made. The wedding would go ahead without ...a hitch and he would return to his work in London. The ridiculous plus-one agreement would be discharged exactly as he’d planned. They would move forward separately, but Emma would go with the knowledge that she’d been wrong about him.
Sad workaholic singleton.
Was that really what he boiled down to? His mind gnawed at it relentlessly and, try as he might, he couldn’t shake the feeling that the reason it bothered him so much was because she’d said it.
What to read after The Plus-One Agreement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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