Dream's End (1979)
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His face was set, and a cigarette burned forgotten between his fingers. He was so unfamiliar like this, she thought. The old days of friendly banter seemed to be gone forever, leaving only cold silence or anger between him and Eleanor.She stared at the lush green pastures stretching to the horizon. The river was just visible in rare glimpses through the hardwoods that ran along its banks. Both of the truck’s windows were rolled down because Curry didn’t bother with air-conditioning options in wo...rk trucks, and it was blazing hot. She missed the ribbon that would have kept her hair out of her face, and blushed when she remembered how she’d lost it.Curry unknotted the bandanna around his throat and handed it to her. “Tie your hair back with that,” he said, as if he’d read the thought in her mind. “It’s hot as hell out here.”“Thanks,” she murmured. She drew the weight of her hair behind her neck and tied it with a double knot, letting the ends stream down. The bandanna smelled of Curry’s tart after-shave, and she knew she’d never give it back.
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His face was set, and a cigarette burned forgotten between his fingers. He was so unfamiliar like this, she thought. The old days of friendly banter seemed to be gone forever, leaving only cold silence or anger between him and Eleanor.She stared at the lush green pastures stretching to the horizon. The river was just visible in rare glimpses through the hardwoods that ran along its banks. Both of the truck’s windows were rolled down because Curry didn’t bother with air-conditioning options in wo...rk trucks, and it was blazing hot. She missed the ribbon that would have kept her hair out of her face, and blushed when she remembered how she’d lost it.Curry unknotted the bandanna around his throat and handed it to her. “Tie your hair back with that,” he said, as if he’d read the thought in her mind. “It’s hot as hell out here.”“Thanks,” she murmured. She drew the weight of her hair behind her neck and tied it with a double knot, letting the ends stream down. The bandanna smelled of Curry’s tart after-shave, and she knew she’d never give it back.
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