End in Tears (2005)
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Thinking how pleasant it would have been to be meeting Bal for coffee or a drink and then how embarrassing and awful any encounter with him must now be, Hannah phoned Karen Malahyde and asked her if she was free.
They met at the Parasol Café recently opened by the Olive and Dove Hotel on the west bank of the Kingsbrook. Wooden tables and chairs were arranged under red and yellow striped umbrellas. The umbrellas were all unfurled this morning, as they had been every morning for months, keeping of...f the South of France–style sun.
“This is nice,” Karen said. “The Costa del Kingsmarkham. Do you mind if I smoke?”
“Not in the least. Make the most of it. I’m sure they’ll soon ban it in public places.”
They ordered caffè lattes and, because it was close on midday and a Sunday, glasses of wine. The tables began to fill up, mostly with couples, as the Parasol Café offered a bistro lunch.
“Sundays are no good if you’re single, are they?” Karen was expressing Hannah’s own, highly unwelcome, thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thinking how pleasant it would have been to be meeting Bal for coffee or a drink and then how embarrassing and awful any encounter with him must now be, Hannah phoned Karen Malahyde and asked her if she was free.
They met at the Parasol Café recently opened by the Olive and Dove Hotel on the west bank of the Kingsbrook. Wooden tables and chairs were arranged under red and yellow striped umbrellas. The umbrellas were all unfurled this morning, as they had been every morning for months, keeping of...f the South of France–style sun.
“This is nice,” Karen said. “The Costa del Kingsmarkham. Do you mind if I smoke?”
“Not in the least. Make the most of it. I’m sure they’ll soon ban it in public places.”
They ordered caffè lattes and, because it was close on midday and a Sunday, glasses of wine. The tables began to fill up, mostly with couples, as the Parasol Café offered a bistro lunch.
“Sundays are no good if you’re single, are they?” Karen was expressing Hannah’s own, highly unwelcome, thoughts.
What to read after End in Tears?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Rendell to read onlineMoreLess
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