Wild Star
Wild Star
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Byrony laughed and picked her up, hugging her. “You still don’t care who pays attention to you, do you? Well, I understand that in a couple more months you’re going to become very choosy.”
“She has a cold. Put her down.”
Byrony didn’t turn at Irene’s voice, but she felt herself going stiff with dread. “A cold? She seems just fine to me.”
“What would you know about a child?” Irene took Michelle from her, held her tightly against her breasts, and walked to the other end of the nursery.
“I imagine ...that I could learn a little something, if you’d but let me.”
For many moments Irene merely looked at her, saying nothing. Then, very softly, bitterly, she said, “Don’t you already have everything? Why must you have what is mine?”
“I have nothing,” Byrony said without thinking, then realized she meant it.
“You little fool. You have all the pretty clothes you want, you have nothing to worry your empty head about. You have the Butler name.”
“So do you.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Byrony laughed and picked her up, hugging her. “You still don’t care who pays attention to you, do you? Well, I understand that in a couple more months you’re going to become very choosy.”
“She has a cold. Put her down.”
Byrony didn’t turn at Irene’s voice, but she felt herself going stiff with dread. “A cold? She seems just fine to me.”
“What would you know about a child?” Irene took Michelle from her, held her tightly against her breasts, and walked to the other end of the nursery.
“I imagine ...that I could learn a little something, if you’d but let me.”
For many moments Irene merely looked at her, saying nothing. Then, very softly, bitterly, she said, “Don’t you already have everything? Why must you have what is mine?”
“I have nothing,” Byrony said without thinking, then realized she meant it.
“You little fool. You have all the pretty clothes you want, you have nothing to worry your empty head about. You have the Butler name.”
“So do you.”
What to read after Wild Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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