A Drunkard's Path
A Drunkard's Path
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When I got closer I realized a delivery man was standing at the front door, holding a vase of flowers so large it seemed to overwhelm him. For a second I got lost in the possibilities of a future full of romantic gestures from Jesse, but the deliveryman quickly brought me back to reality.
“Eleanor Cassidy?” he asked.
I shook my head. “No, but I can sign for her.”
I brought the flowers into the house, put them on the kitchen table, and removed the cellophane that covered them. They were stunning.... Two dozen plum-colored roses, just on the verge of blooming.
I didn’t want to, but I found myself staring at the envelope that was addressed to Eleanor Cassidy. I knew who they were from. I knew that their arrival coupled with my grandmother’s good mood meant she had spent the day with Oliver. I also knew that it was none of my business. For whatever reason she had chosen not to share this with me. Maybe she thought I would see her as too old for love. But I didn’t. I’d be thrilled for Eleanor to be with someone who is as wonderful as she is—if such a man exists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I got closer I realized a delivery man was standing at the front door, holding a vase of flowers so large it seemed to overwhelm him. For a second I got lost in the possibilities of a future full of romantic gestures from Jesse, but the deliveryman quickly brought me back to reality.
“Eleanor Cassidy?” he asked.
I shook my head. “No, but I can sign for her.”
I brought the flowers into the house, put them on the kitchen table, and removed the cellophane that covered them. They were stunning.... Two dozen plum-colored roses, just on the verge of blooming.
I didn’t want to, but I found myself staring at the envelope that was addressed to Eleanor Cassidy. I knew who they were from. I knew that their arrival coupled with my grandmother’s good mood meant she had spent the day with Oliver. I also knew that it was none of my business. For whatever reason she had chosen not to share this with me. Maybe she thought I would see her as too old for love. But I didn’t. I’d be thrilled for Eleanor to be with someone who is as wonderful as she is—if such a man exists.
What to read after A Drunkard's Path?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare O'donohue to read onlineMoreLess
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