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Broken Glass
Written by Emma Clifton
Chapter 1
“It’s not me, I promise!” Lady Rosalind Copper glared fiercely at the palace attendants before her. Then her glare shifted to her foot, which wore a glass slipper bearing a delicate, swirling R. “Yes, this is my shoe, but I wasn’t wearing it last night!”
“All the evidence points to you, miss,” one attendant responded hastily, giving her a sympathetic smile. But when Rosalind’s eyes narrowed, he shrank into his silk livery and backed away.
“It wasn’t me.” Too outraged to care about proper grammar, she crossed her arms. “I went to the ball with Henry last night. I didn’t wear these shoes! I don’t know how they ended up at the palace. Tell them, Henry. It wasn’t me!”
The young gentleman standing beside her wasn’t acting like his normal, cheerful self. Even his curly brown hair seemed to droop. “My father’s orders are pretty much law,” he mumbled, and shrugged lamely. “Sorry, Roz.”
Rosalind flung her hands into the air. “So what if your father is a king! You’re a prince! Doesn’t that amount to something?”
“Not really.” Henry’s gaze remained fixed on the floor, intently studying the toes of his boots. “I’m his third son, you know.”
“You are all hopeless!” Rosalind shrieked. “Doesn’t my word count for something? Isn’t there anything you can do?”
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Translated by Susanna Celotti
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Author review: A wonderful translator, easy to work with. Very prompt and willing to ask questions if she had any concerns with the text. A gracious woman, someone I would be happy to work with again in the future. I had two different Italian language speakers check her sample, and both complimented her elegant translation and approved her work. Highly recommended! |
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Translated by Fabiana Dejavite
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