Birmingham Friends
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Silence which I began to imagine might never be broken. There were days when almost the only times we spoke were in response to my mother. That was when Douglas was there at all. He worked every possible hour, late into the evenings. Isolation and work were familiar havens for him.
I began to panic. I was being punished and I felt I deserved no punishment. I imagined bringing up a child in this silence.
In October it was Douglas’s birthday.
‘Will you be free tomorrow night?’ I asked the morning ...before. We were both dressing, Douglas careful and immaculate as ever. ‘I thought I’d book a table at the Midland. It’d be nice to celebrate properly.’ I’d caught Douglas’s morning mood, brisk, already with the aura of the newsroom about him, not welcoming intimacy. ‘I can be. I’ll check.’ He fastened his tie. ‘Good idea of yours.’ I moved forward to embrace him but he kept me at a distance, allowing only a light kiss on the cheek. ‘Breakfast. I need to be off.’ The next evening I put on the soft wool dress I had worn after our wedding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Silence which I began to imagine might never be broken. There were days when almost the only times we spoke were in response to my mother. That was when Douglas was there at all. He worked every possible hour, late into the evenings. Isolation and work were familiar havens for him.
I began to panic. I was being punished and I felt I deserved no punishment. I imagined bringing up a child in this silence.
In October it was Douglas’s birthday.
‘Will you be free tomorrow night?’ I asked the morning ...before. We were both dressing, Douglas careful and immaculate as ever. ‘I thought I’d book a table at the Midland. It’d be nice to celebrate properly.’ I’d caught Douglas’s morning mood, brisk, already with the aura of the newsroom about him, not welcoming intimacy. ‘I can be. I’ll check.’ He fastened his tie. ‘Good idea of yours.’ I moved forward to embrace him but he kept me at a distance, allowing only a light kiss on the cheek. ‘Breakfast. I need to be off.’ The next evening I put on the soft wool dress I had worn after our wedding.
What to read after Birmingham Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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