Deviant
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“I don’t like poached eggs,” she said. She shot a glare at her father, hunched over his own untouched plate, his freshly shaved face inscrutable. “In fact today, I’m going to go looking for Marmite.”
“Mar-what?” Melanie clucked her tongue. “I’ll never understand that accent of yours. Will it fade, do you think?” She cleared away the uneaten eggs and tossed them in the bin, then refreshed Grahame’s coffee. “And goodness, you’re morphing into Becky. Breakfast is at seven … Look at you, coming down... late, so sullen.”
Abigail blinked. She wasn’t sure what she was feeling. Sullen? Melanie had moved beyond 10/10 scary. Abigail thought of Camelia, more torn up over Billy’s pathetic betrayal than Melanie was over her stepdaughter’s suicide. Trapped was more like it. Frightened, maybe. Was there even a 7 A.M. breakfast rule? Now, still? And how could she mention Becky’s name like an afterthought? Typically, Grahame seemed neither to notice nor care what Melanie said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I don’t like poached eggs,” she said. She shot a glare at her father, hunched over his own untouched plate, his freshly shaved face inscrutable. “In fact today, I’m going to go looking for Marmite.”
“Mar-what?” Melanie clucked her tongue. “I’ll never understand that accent of yours. Will it fade, do you think?” She cleared away the uneaten eggs and tossed them in the bin, then refreshed Grahame’s coffee. “And goodness, you’re morphing into Becky. Breakfast is at seven … Look at you, coming down... late, so sullen.”
Abigail blinked. She wasn’t sure what she was feeling. Sullen? Melanie had moved beyond 10/10 scary. Abigail thought of Camelia, more torn up over Billy’s pathetic betrayal than Melanie was over her stepdaughter’s suicide. Trapped was more like it. Frightened, maybe. Was there even a 7 A.M. breakfast rule? Now, still? And how could she mention Becky’s name like an afterthought? Typically, Grahame seemed neither to notice nor care what Melanie said.
What to read after Deviant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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