When All the Girls Have Gone
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Charlotte asked.
Max thought about the question while he munched a bite of the very good crab cakes he had ordered.
The restaurant was one of those casual, comfortable places that were scattered around Seattle and its neighborhoods. It featured an extensive list of craft beers and regional wines. There were also a lot of “small plates” on the menu. He had ordered a full entrée, but Charlotte had opted for two little dishes—roasted Brussels sprouts and a tiny dish of deviled eggs. Evident...ly in addition to buying miniature furniture she ate miniature food. No wonder she looked a little thin.
“My ex-wife asked me the same question,” he said.
Belatedly he remembered having read somewhere that one of the rules of successful dating after a divorce was that you weren’t supposed to bring up the ex. On the other hand, this was not a date. This was business. But there were rules about discussing your personal life with a business associate, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charlotte asked.
Max thought about the question while he munched a bite of the very good crab cakes he had ordered.
The restaurant was one of those casual, comfortable places that were scattered around Seattle and its neighborhoods. It featured an extensive list of craft beers and regional wines. There were also a lot of “small plates” on the menu. He had ordered a full entrée, but Charlotte had opted for two little dishes—roasted Brussels sprouts and a tiny dish of deviled eggs. Evident...ly in addition to buying miniature furniture she ate miniature food. No wonder she looked a little thin.
“My ex-wife asked me the same question,” he said.
Belatedly he remembered having read somewhere that one of the rules of successful dating after a divorce was that you weren’t supposed to bring up the ex. On the other hand, this was not a date. This was business. But there were rules about discussing your personal life with a business associate, too.
What to read after When All the Girls Have Gone?
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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