A Stranger in Wynnedower
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She watched May and Brendan for reaction. They were seated at the kitchen table sharing breakfast.
“No,” May answered.
Brendan said, “It’s an old house.”
“A noise that sounded like knocking or tapping?”
He laughed and rapped his knuckles under the table. “Ghosts, maybe?”
She ignored him. With no sign of damage or intrusion and a clear lack of concern on the part of everyone else, Rachel let the subject drop.
May said, “There’s bacon on that plate for you. Would you like an egg and toast?”
“Tha...nks. I’ll fix it.”
She pulled the egg carton from the fridge.
“I’ll see you ladies later. I have to run.” Brendan’s pushed his chair back and stood.
May nodded and Rachel waved. Unfortunately, with his departure the atmosphere in the kitchen soured.
As Rachel fried the egg, May excused herself, too, and left the room.
Rachel ate her breakfast alone. She was glad not to make small talk with May, but still, it was an odd feeling to have been left alone so summarily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She watched May and Brendan for reaction. They were seated at the kitchen table sharing breakfast.
“No,” May answered.
Brendan said, “It’s an old house.”
“A noise that sounded like knocking or tapping?”
He laughed and rapped his knuckles under the table. “Ghosts, maybe?”
She ignored him. With no sign of damage or intrusion and a clear lack of concern on the part of everyone else, Rachel let the subject drop.
May said, “There’s bacon on that plate for you. Would you like an egg and toast?”
“Tha...nks. I’ll fix it.”
She pulled the egg carton from the fridge.
“I’ll see you ladies later. I have to run.” Brendan’s pushed his chair back and stood.
May nodded and Rachel waved. Unfortunately, with his departure the atmosphere in the kitchen soured.
As Rachel fried the egg, May excused herself, too, and left the room.
Rachel ate her breakfast alone. She was glad not to make small talk with May, but still, it was an odd feeling to have been left alone so summarily.
What to read after A Stranger in Wynnedower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene, Grace to read onlineMoreLess
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