Wedding Girl
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Ì think there's an eight-thirty fast to London. You should catch that.'`What if he says something?' said Milly, looking up at Alexander's curtained window. Her lips began to shiver in the icy morning air. `What if he says something to Simon while I'm away?'`He won't,' said Isobel firmly. `Simon will be at work all morning, won't he? Alexander won't even be able to get to him. And by that time, at least you'll know.' She opened the car door. `Come on, get in.'Ì didn't sleep all night,' said Milly..., as Isobel began to drive off. Ì was so tense.' She wound a strand of hair tightly round her finger, then released it. `For ten years I've thought I was married. And now . . .maybe I'm not!'`Milly, you don't know for sure,' said Isobel.Ì know,' said Milly. `But it makes sense, doesn't it? Why would Allan begin divorce proceedings and not see them through? Of course he would have seen it all through.'`Maybe.'`Don't be so pessimistic, Isobel! You were the one who said 'Ì know I was. And I really hope you are divorced.' She glanced at Milly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ì think there's an eight-thirty fast to London. You should catch that.'`What if he says something?' said Milly, looking up at Alexander's curtained window. Her lips began to shiver in the icy morning air. `What if he says something to Simon while I'm away?'`He won't,' said Isobel firmly. `Simon will be at work all morning, won't he? Alexander won't even be able to get to him. And by that time, at least you'll know.' She opened the car door. `Come on, get in.'Ì didn't sleep all night,' said Milly..., as Isobel began to drive off. Ì was so tense.' She wound a strand of hair tightly round her finger, then released it. `For ten years I've thought I was married. And now . . .maybe I'm not!'`Milly, you don't know for sure,' said Isobel.Ì know,' said Milly. `But it makes sense, doesn't it? Why would Allan begin divorce proceedings and not see them through? Of course he would have seen it all through.'`Maybe.'`Don't be so pessimistic, Isobel! You were the one who said 'Ì know I was. And I really hope you are divorced.' She glanced at Milly.
What to read after Wedding Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeleine Wickham to read onlineMoreLess
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