A Greater Evil
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It seemed no time at all since she’d last been here, at the biggest supermarket in the area, and stocked up with enough food for the inhabitants of a small country. She had George’s list for the welcome-home supper he’d planned for David in her pocket. Her own list was in her head.
‘Trish!’ A familiar, beautifully modulated voice made her whirl round to see Caro’s partner with a trolley half full of food.
Jess was a slight woman, several inches shorter than Trish and about five years younger, wi...th a charming face fringed with feathery blonde hair. She looked and often sounded fragile, but Trish had come to realize she had her own strength and an obstinacy of astonishing power. You probably couldn’t bear the uncertainty of life as an actor without it, she thought. Today Jess was wearing blue jeans so tight they looked painted on and a short soft cardigan of a slightly darker blue, which showed the lacy top of her white bra at the point of the V-neck.
‘Jess,’ Trish said, leaning over the trolleys to kiss her cheek.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed no time at all since she’d last been here, at the biggest supermarket in the area, and stocked up with enough food for the inhabitants of a small country. She had George’s list for the welcome-home supper he’d planned for David in her pocket. Her own list was in her head.
‘Trish!’ A familiar, beautifully modulated voice made her whirl round to see Caro’s partner with a trolley half full of food.
Jess was a slight woman, several inches shorter than Trish and about five years younger, wi...th a charming face fringed with feathery blonde hair. She looked and often sounded fragile, but Trish had come to realize she had her own strength and an obstinacy of astonishing power. You probably couldn’t bear the uncertainty of life as an actor without it, she thought. Today Jess was wearing blue jeans so tight they looked painted on and a short soft cardigan of a slightly darker blue, which showed the lacy top of her white bra at the point of the V-neck.
‘Jess,’ Trish said, leaning over the trolleys to kiss her cheek.
What to read after A Greater Evil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Natasha Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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