The Scot And I
The Scot And I
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Juliet met them at the back door. Her complexion was like parchment. “She has gone,” she said. “Mahri has gone.”
“Gone? Gone where?” Alex pushed into the house and made straight for the kitchen as though he expected to find Mahri there. It was spanking clean with everything tidied away. Nothing was on the table to show that anyone had made a start on getting supper ready.
The others crowded in behind him. Dugald said, “She wouldna leave without me.” He didn’t sound as though he believed his own ...words.
“Tell me what happened,” Alex said, looking at Juliet.
“We don’t know. Mother and I came home from the funeral to find the house just as you see it.”
“Gavin?”
“Mother is with him now. We think Mahri gave him something to make him sleep. When we ask him questions, he rambles, but none of it makes sense.”
A wave of emotion tightened Alex’s throat. That she would have left his brother alone at a time like this! He wouldn’t have believed it of her. Her conscience wouldn’t have allowed her to desert someone who needed her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Juliet met them at the back door. Her complexion was like parchment. “She has gone,” she said. “Mahri has gone.”
“Gone? Gone where?” Alex pushed into the house and made straight for the kitchen as though he expected to find Mahri there. It was spanking clean with everything tidied away. Nothing was on the table to show that anyone had made a start on getting supper ready.
The others crowded in behind him. Dugald said, “She wouldna leave without me.” He didn’t sound as though he believed his own ...words.
“Tell me what happened,” Alex said, looking at Juliet.
“We don’t know. Mother and I came home from the funeral to find the house just as you see it.”
“Gavin?”
“Mother is with him now. We think Mahri gave him something to make him sleep. When we ask him questions, he rambles, but none of it makes sense.”
A wave of emotion tightened Alex’s throat. That she would have left his brother alone at a time like this! He wouldn’t have believed it of her. Her conscience wouldn’t have allowed her to desert someone who needed her.
What to read after The Scot And I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thornton, Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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