Family Affair (2009)
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Painfully. Brett is fucked in the head.
I visited him at his apartment, which is a fetid swamp far beyond the laziest college freshman’s wildest aspirations, and I swear to God, when I got to the door, he was playing that Spandau Ballet song on the stereo. Loud. And he was singing along.
“‘Why do I find it hard to write the next line? Oh, I want the truth to be saaaid.’”
Well, I know this much is true: That boy needs to get laid. Too bad I’d have to beat his ass if he ever seriously touched anot...her woman.
Of course it’s frustrating. Much as I love Layla, and much as I consider her a better sister than he is a brother (most of the time), I have to admit to feeling some deep protectiveness about Brett. It hurts me to see him hurting. I think he’s crazy for instigating the whole divorce thing, and stupid for being angry about that thing with Doug so long ago. God, how fragile is the male ego? (I think Shakespeare said that: “Oh, shall I compare the male ego to the shell of an unboiled egg?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Painfully. Brett is fucked in the head.
I visited him at his apartment, which is a fetid swamp far beyond the laziest college freshman’s wildest aspirations, and I swear to God, when I got to the door, he was playing that Spandau Ballet song on the stereo. Loud. And he was singing along.
“‘Why do I find it hard to write the next line? Oh, I want the truth to be saaaid.’”
Well, I know this much is true: That boy needs to get laid. Too bad I’d have to beat his ass if he ever seriously touched anot...her woman.
Of course it’s frustrating. Much as I love Layla, and much as I consider her a better sister than he is a brother (most of the time), I have to admit to feeling some deep protectiveness about Brett. It hurts me to see him hurting. I think he’s crazy for instigating the whole divorce thing, and stupid for being angry about that thing with Doug so long ago. God, how fragile is the male ego? (I think Shakespeare said that: “Oh, shall I compare the male ego to the shell of an unboiled egg?
What to read after Family Affair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caprice Crane to read onlineMoreLess
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