Hard Lessons
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Still in the car?”
“What stuff?” I place my half empty tea cup on the bedside table to sign my reply.
Nick clarifies, helpful as ever. “Your posh frock. For going to the races. The stuff you went home to collect yesterday.” His face crinkles in laughter as he sees my horrified expression. “Right, I guess not. Christ, girl, you were gone all day. How come you didn’t manage to come back with your glad rags?
“I forgot. I was thinking, and upset. And…I just fell asleep. When I woke up I panicked and...…”
“Whoah, too fast. I got ‘forgot’ and ‘panic’. Go again, slowly.”
I sign it all again for him. He shakes his head, announces that I’m an idiot. Lovely, but still an idiot. I decide to live with that, but I’m bitterly disappointed not to be able to go to the racing. There’s no way I’m going along there in my tat, and I can’t expect another trip home.
“Right then. I’m assuming you’re still keen to go to the races?” Not so. Apparently I can.
I nod vigorously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still in the car?”
“What stuff?” I place my half empty tea cup on the bedside table to sign my reply.
Nick clarifies, helpful as ever. “Your posh frock. For going to the races. The stuff you went home to collect yesterday.” His face crinkles in laughter as he sees my horrified expression. “Right, I guess not. Christ, girl, you were gone all day. How come you didn’t manage to come back with your glad rags?
“I forgot. I was thinking, and upset. And…I just fell asleep. When I woke up I panicked and...…”
“Whoah, too fast. I got ‘forgot’ and ‘panic’. Go again, slowly.”
I sign it all again for him. He shakes his head, announces that I’m an idiot. Lovely, but still an idiot. I decide to live with that, but I’m bitterly disappointed not to be able to go to the racing. There’s no way I’m going along there in my tat, and I can’t expect another trip home.
“Right then. I’m assuming you’re still keen to go to the races?” Not so. Apparently I can.
I nod vigorously.
What to read after Hard Lessons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashe Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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