C is for Corpse
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“Know what I like about you?” he said.
“What,” I said.
“When I’m with you, I don’t feel self-conscious or like I’m crippled or ugly. I don’t know how you do that, but it’s nice.”
I looked at him for a moment, feeling oddly self-conscious myself. “I’ll tell you. You remind me of a birthday present somebody’s sent through the mail. The paper’s torn and the box is damaged, but there’s still something terrific in there. I enjoy your company.”
A half-smile formed and disappeared. He glanced over at t...he house and then back to me. He had something else on his mind, but he seemed embarrassed to admit to it.
“What,” I coaxed.
He tilted his head and the look in his eyes was one I knew. “If I were O.K . . .. if I’d been whole, would you have thought about having a relationship with me? I mean, boy-girl type?”
“You want the truth?”
“Only if it’s flattering.”
I laughed. “The truth is if I’d run into you before the accident, I’d have been intimidated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Know what I like about you?” he said.
“What,” I said.
“When I’m with you, I don’t feel self-conscious or like I’m crippled or ugly. I don’t know how you do that, but it’s nice.”
I looked at him for a moment, feeling oddly self-conscious myself. “I’ll tell you. You remind me of a birthday present somebody’s sent through the mail. The paper’s torn and the box is damaged, but there’s still something terrific in there. I enjoy your company.”
A half-smile formed and disappeared. He glanced over at t...he house and then back to me. He had something else on his mind, but he seemed embarrassed to admit to it.
“What,” I coaxed.
He tilted his head and the look in his eyes was one I knew. “If I were O.K . . .. if I’d been whole, would you have thought about having a relationship with me? I mean, boy-girl type?”
“You want the truth?”
“Only if it’s flattering.”
I laughed. “The truth is if I’d run into you before the accident, I’d have been intimidated.
What to read after C is for Corpse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Grafton to read onlineMoreLess
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