Caroline's Daughters
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Early this morning Jill heard that startling question from her answering machine, in her sister Fiona’s voice. That crazy question, and then Fiona’s deep familiar sexy laugh. A laugh that sounds, Jill knows, very much like her own. As do their voices. Different as in other ways they are, all three of the McAndrew daughters sound very much alike. And unlike both Sage and Portia. Sage’s voice is rather high, at times strangely childish, and Portia’s by contrast is deep, a little hoarse.
But. “Does... it count as rape if you come?” Fiona asked that, and left the words on Jill’s machine. So odd. They don’t talk about sex in that way, for one thing. The word “come” has never been used in that sense before, in any of their conversations. And “rape”? What on earth is Fiona talking about? Did Stevie—? Or one of those sexy young waiters? They all look gay, but probably some of them are not.
Thinking all this, and playing, replaying Fiona’s strange question in her mind, at the same time Jill is actually doing I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early this morning Jill heard that startling question from her answering machine, in her sister Fiona’s voice. That crazy question, and then Fiona’s deep familiar sexy laugh. A laugh that sounds, Jill knows, very much like her own. As do their voices. Different as in other ways they are, all three of the McAndrew daughters sound very much alike. And unlike both Sage and Portia. Sage’s voice is rather high, at times strangely childish, and Portia’s by contrast is deep, a little hoarse.
But. “Does... it count as rape if you come?” Fiona asked that, and left the words on Jill’s machine. So odd. They don’t talk about sex in that way, for one thing. The word “come” has never been used in that sense before, in any of their conversations. And “rape”? What on earth is Fiona talking about? Did Stevie—? Or one of those sexy young waiters? They all look gay, but probably some of them are not.
Thinking all this, and playing, replaying Fiona’s strange question in her mind, at the same time Jill is actually doing I.
What to read after Caroline's Daughters?
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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