Dying Fall (2013)
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I taught my afternoon and evening classes as usual, even if my heart and mind weren’t fully engaged. No one was any trouble, no one stayed behind, no one shed any tears. Ian drove me home. I ate chilli con carne, and found I’d been over generous with the chilli.
On Wednesday things were less straightforward. Tina drove me in, to the accompaniment of Radio One, and I found several notes on my desk. The first was from the union rep. She wanted to see me urgently. So did Richard. And so did the Chi...ef. Since the Chief’s idea of urgent was midday, and Richard generally offered a good cup of coffee at this time, I chose Richard first.
He greeted me affably enough, but I detected a note of unease. We talked generally about my classes and then about the pressures I must be under. And the pressures my colleagues must be under, having me around.
‘Are you saying you want me out?’ I asked. My voice must have betrayed how stricken I felt.
‘I didn’t say that.’ ‘Are you saying other people want me out?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I taught my afternoon and evening classes as usual, even if my heart and mind weren’t fully engaged. No one was any trouble, no one stayed behind, no one shed any tears. Ian drove me home. I ate chilli con carne, and found I’d been over generous with the chilli.
On Wednesday things were less straightforward. Tina drove me in, to the accompaniment of Radio One, and I found several notes on my desk. The first was from the union rep. She wanted to see me urgently. So did Richard. And so did the Chi...ef. Since the Chief’s idea of urgent was midday, and Richard generally offered a good cup of coffee at this time, I chose Richard first.
He greeted me affably enough, but I detected a note of unease. We talked generally about my classes and then about the pressures I must be under. And the pressures my colleagues must be under, having me around.
‘Are you saying you want me out?’ I asked. My voice must have betrayed how stricken I felt.
‘I didn’t say that.’ ‘Are you saying other people want me out?
What to read after Dying Fall?
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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