Almost Perfect
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That sentence, spoken by Andrew Bacci to Margot Carlisle, was in fact the first clear signal from Andrew that he wanted Margot to move in with him, but Margot conveniently manages to forget both that sentence and the ensuing conversation. In her later recountings of just how this move came about, and even in her own recollections, these negotiations are obscured in the soft, golden glow of affectionate, quasi-romantic feelings, like a cloud that hides sharp rocks. “Andrew and I have always cared... most terrifically for each other,” she may say, sometimes adding, with her slightly dirty laugh, “in our fashions.” And then, rather piously, “I always somehow knew we’d end up together.”
But at the time it actually went like this: “Oh, far too much,” Margot answered Andrew’s very rude question. “I really can’t afford it.”
“Come on, babes. Don’t play games. You know how much you pay.”
“Well. It’s just been raised.” Margot lowered her voice. “Twelve hundred dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That sentence, spoken by Andrew Bacci to Margot Carlisle, was in fact the first clear signal from Andrew that he wanted Margot to move in with him, but Margot conveniently manages to forget both that sentence and the ensuing conversation. In her later recountings of just how this move came about, and even in her own recollections, these negotiations are obscured in the soft, golden glow of affectionate, quasi-romantic feelings, like a cloud that hides sharp rocks. “Andrew and I have always cared... most terrifically for each other,” she may say, sometimes adding, with her slightly dirty laugh, “in our fashions.” And then, rather piously, “I always somehow knew we’d end up together.”
But at the time it actually went like this: “Oh, far too much,” Margot answered Andrew’s very rude question. “I really can’t afford it.”
“Come on, babes. Don’t play games. You know how much you pay.”
“Well. It’s just been raised.” Margot lowered her voice. “Twelve hundred dollars.
What to read after Almost Perfect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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