The Prisoner of Heaven: a Novel
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‘It won’t interfere with the plan,’ Martín assured him. ‘Do what he’s asking you to do. We can’t risk a tip-off at this point.’ Fermín, who for days had been hovering between feelings of nausea and a racing heart, dried the cold sweat dripping down his forehead.
‘Martín, it’s not that I don’t trust you, but if this plan you’re preparing is so good, why don’t you use it to get out of here yourself?’ Martín nodded, as if he’d been expecting that question for days.
‘Because I deserve to be here, an...d even if I didn’t, there’s nowhere left for me outside these walls. I have nowhere to go.’ ‘You have Isabella …’ ‘Isabella is married to a man who is ten times better than me. All I would achieve by getting out of here would be to make her miserable.’ ‘But she’s doing everything possible to get you out …’ Martín shook his head.
‘You must promise me one thing, Fermín. It’s all I’m going to ask you to do in exchange for helping you escape.’ This is the month for requests, thought Fermín, nodding readily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘It won’t interfere with the plan,’ Martín assured him. ‘Do what he’s asking you to do. We can’t risk a tip-off at this point.’ Fermín, who for days had been hovering between feelings of nausea and a racing heart, dried the cold sweat dripping down his forehead.
‘Martín, it’s not that I don’t trust you, but if this plan you’re preparing is so good, why don’t you use it to get out of here yourself?’ Martín nodded, as if he’d been expecting that question for days.
‘Because I deserve to be here, an...d even if I didn’t, there’s nowhere left for me outside these walls. I have nowhere to go.’ ‘You have Isabella …’ ‘Isabella is married to a man who is ten times better than me. All I would achieve by getting out of here would be to make her miserable.’ ‘But she’s doing everything possible to get you out …’ Martín shook his head.
‘You must promise me one thing, Fermín. It’s all I’m going to ask you to do in exchange for helping you escape.’ This is the month for requests, thought Fermín, nodding readily.
What to read after The Prisoner of Heaven: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlos Ruiz Zafón to read onlineMoreLess
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