Hard Feelings
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This was partly the truth because I’d been uncomfortable all night and I’d awakened with a sore throat, a stuffy nose, and a stiff neck. But even if I’d felt 100 percent I would have taken the day off.
Paula wasn’t any more talkative then she had been last night. I was glad to see that her bruise had faded; underneath her makeup it would be barely noticeable.
I showered first and when Paula finished her shower I was already dressed in one of my work suits and was putting on my shoes. It was only... seven-fifteen, but I told Paula I wanted to get a “head start” this morning. When I went to kiss her goodbye, she stepped back, not even letting me kiss her cheek.
It was raining hard, so I took an umbrella with me and left the apartment. I was in a hurry, so I took a cab across town to Madison and Fifty-fourth.
I was hoping to catch Rudnick on his way to work, figuring that as a lawyer for a Madison Avenue firm he must get to work very early. When the cab dropped me off I checked my watch and saw it was seven-thirty on the dot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was partly the truth because I’d been uncomfortable all night and I’d awakened with a sore throat, a stuffy nose, and a stiff neck. But even if I’d felt 100 percent I would have taken the day off.
Paula wasn’t any more talkative then she had been last night. I was glad to see that her bruise had faded; underneath her makeup it would be barely noticeable.
I showered first and when Paula finished her shower I was already dressed in one of my work suits and was putting on my shoes. It was only... seven-fifteen, but I told Paula I wanted to get a “head start” this morning. When I went to kiss her goodbye, she stepped back, not even letting me kiss her cheek.
It was raining hard, so I took an umbrella with me and left the apartment. I was in a hurry, so I took a cab across town to Madison and Fifty-fourth.
I was hoping to catch Rudnick on his way to work, figuring that as a lawyer for a Madison Avenue firm he must get to work very early. When the cab dropped me off I checked my watch and saw it was seven-thirty on the dot.
What to read after Hard Feelings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jason Starr to read onlineMoreLess
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