Burying the Past (2012)
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Another bloody meeting on a day off she’d booked the moment they knew the removal date. Three-line whip, according to the secretariat.
She began to text back, envying every kid a quarter of her age who could press their thumbs apparently at random and produce something intelligible, if not to people like her, at least to each other. At last, she deleted the whole garbled message and dialled the direct line back. There were times when speech was better than abbreviations, especially with the remo...val lorry due any second.
‘This meeting – no can do. Mark’s already en route, but one of us has to supervise the removal men. And there they are at the door. Oh, grovelling apologies, if you wish, but the answer is still no.’ Cutting the call, she hurtled down the stairs, cursing the impulse that made the removal team hammer on the door as if trying to awaken the dead. She flung it open furiously – to find herself confronting not Mr Pargetter or any of his team, but a young man whose face was strangely familiar, though she’d have sworn she’d never met him before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another bloody meeting on a day off she’d booked the moment they knew the removal date. Three-line whip, according to the secretariat.
She began to text back, envying every kid a quarter of her age who could press their thumbs apparently at random and produce something intelligible, if not to people like her, at least to each other. At last, she deleted the whole garbled message and dialled the direct line back. There were times when speech was better than abbreviations, especially with the remo...val lorry due any second.
‘This meeting – no can do. Mark’s already en route, but one of us has to supervise the removal men. And there they are at the door. Oh, grovelling apologies, if you wish, but the answer is still no.’ Cutting the call, she hurtled down the stairs, cursing the impulse that made the removal team hammer on the door as if trying to awaken the dead. She flung it open furiously – to find herself confronting not Mr Pargetter or any of his team, but a young man whose face was strangely familiar, though she’d have sworn she’d never met him before.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Cutler to read onlineMoreLess
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