Blind Date
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said the Owl, muttering into the phone, “I don’t want to complain, but—”
“That’s what I’m here for, my dear. To listen.”
“That girl, last Friday. She never turned up.”
There was a long silence.
“Can you come and see me?”
He knew he looked furtive. It was five o’clock now and still hot: a muggy heat which made food decay and milk turn sour in the carton. Desks were emptying in all directions; no-one would miss him. And yes, he was angry enough, having thought about it, to take a taxi from his pre...mises to hers and go all the way up those stairs. He’d been miserable at the weekend and yesterday, thinking about it and only calling today, late, sick of the seesaw of emotions which interrupted his life. Why shouldn’t he complain? It cost enough.
Girls littered the route, lining the streets, not one of them blonde. The dim stairwell of Select Friends’ premises seemed crowded. All four floors below were in the act of emptying their workaday occupants, minor officials, computer kids, strange creatures emerging from small rooms in a headlong rush home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said the Owl, muttering into the phone, “I don’t want to complain, but—”
“That’s what I’m here for, my dear. To listen.”
“That girl, last Friday. She never turned up.”
There was a long silence.
“Can you come and see me?”
He knew he looked furtive. It was five o’clock now and still hot: a muggy heat which made food decay and milk turn sour in the carton. Desks were emptying in all directions; no-one would miss him. And yes, he was angry enough, having thought about it, to take a taxi from his pre...mises to hers and go all the way up those stairs. He’d been miserable at the weekend and yesterday, thinking about it and only calling today, late, sick of the seesaw of emotions which interrupted his life. Why shouldn’t he complain? It cost enough.
Girls littered the route, lining the streets, not one of them blonde. The dim stairwell of Select Friends’ premises seemed crowded. All four floors below were in the act of emptying their workaday occupants, minor officials, computer kids, strange creatures emerging from small rooms in a headlong rush home.
What to read after Blind Date?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Fyfield to read onlineMoreLess
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