Trust Me
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It was a smile that held pity, horror, and a certain degree of sheer awe. It was the same smile she had reserved for him two years ago on the day after his last fiasco of a wedding.“Good morning, Mr. Stark,” she murmured. Her eyes were eloquent.“Good morning, Miss Burns.”There was a grim pause during which Rose lowered her gaze the way mourners do when they stand at the edge of the grave. “Wonderful weather we're having today.”Stark looked at her. “Do you think so?”Rose's face turned a brilliant... shade of crimson. She hastily busied herself with an incoming call.The hall that led to Stark's office was a gauntlet. Stark went down it with a sense of stoic resignation. The morbidly curious hovered in the open doorways on either side. He detected covert glances from the vicinity of the copy machine room. A few brave souls mumbled an awkward greeting before rushing off to the rest rooms, where they could compare notes with other eyewitnesses.But the worst was yet to come. Stark set his teeth as he strode through the door of his office suite.His secretary, Maud Pitchcott, peered at him over the rim of her reading glasses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a smile that held pity, horror, and a certain degree of sheer awe. It was the same smile she had reserved for him two years ago on the day after his last fiasco of a wedding.“Good morning, Mr. Stark,” she murmured. Her eyes were eloquent.“Good morning, Miss Burns.”There was a grim pause during which Rose lowered her gaze the way mourners do when they stand at the edge of the grave. “Wonderful weather we're having today.”Stark looked at her. “Do you think so?”Rose's face turned a brilliant... shade of crimson. She hastily busied herself with an incoming call.The hall that led to Stark's office was a gauntlet. Stark went down it with a sense of stoic resignation. The morbidly curious hovered in the open doorways on either side. He detected covert glances from the vicinity of the copy machine room. A few brave souls mumbled an awkward greeting before rushing off to the rest rooms, where they could compare notes with other eyewitnesses.But the worst was yet to come. Stark set his teeth as he strode through the door of his office suite.His secretary, Maud Pitchcott, peered at him over the rim of her reading glasses.
What to read after Trust Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Ann Krentz to read onlineMoreLess
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