Hanging By a Thread (2004)
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Dolly says from her machine when I return. She’s feeding a layer of chiffon through the hem-rolling attachment; when I don’t answer, she looks up, giving me a puzzled look through her glasses. “With the sink, I mean?”
“The sink’s fine.”
“Then what—?”
“Liv gave me something to give to you.” I walk over and hand her the check, my heart pounding. “I take it Dolly’s not your real name?”
She starts, then slowly, carefully folds the check and slips it into her apron pocket. “It’s my nickname. Nobody’s... called me Sonja for years.”
“Except my grandfather?”
“What…what makes you think—?”
“You’re in his will.”
On a soft gasp, she turns away, her hands trembling like frail, indecisive insects. When she speaks, it’s barely above a whisper. “He wasn’t supposed to do that…tell anybody…”
“Is that why you never said anything to me?”
Her hands, still shaking, smooth the chiffon, over and over. “Why would I have said anything if I thought you didn’t know?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dolly says from her machine when I return. She’s feeding a layer of chiffon through the hem-rolling attachment; when I don’t answer, she looks up, giving me a puzzled look through her glasses. “With the sink, I mean?”
“The sink’s fine.”
“Then what—?”
“Liv gave me something to give to you.” I walk over and hand her the check, my heart pounding. “I take it Dolly’s not your real name?”
She starts, then slowly, carefully folds the check and slips it into her apron pocket. “It’s my nickname. Nobody’s... called me Sonja for years.”
“Except my grandfather?”
“What…what makes you think—?”
“You’re in his will.”
On a soft gasp, she turns away, her hands trembling like frail, indecisive insects. When she speaks, it’s barely above a whisper. “He wasn’t supposed to do that…tell anybody…”
“Is that why you never said anything to me?”
Her hands, still shaking, smooth the chiffon, over and over. “Why would I have said anything if I thought you didn’t know?”
What to read after Hanging By a Thread?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Templeton to read onlineMoreLess
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