I Think I Love You (2011)
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said Bill. He stared into his coffee cup. Something was hiding in the dregs.
“Of what, dear?” asked Zelda.
“Oh, sorry. Remind me never to go near the Skyway Hotel again, in my entire life. I mean, I’ll be going there anyway, after I’m dead, like everyone does, and spending ten million years there, being purged.” He sipped at the coffee, hoping not to swallow whatever lurked. “All the more reason not to go while I’m still alive.”
“Well, you didn’t have to stay there, did you? It was only a press ...conference. How long did it last?”
“Under an hour.”
“Well, there you are, then.” Zelda clapped her hands lightly, as she tended to do when a point had been settled—not scored, for that was not her game, but laid politely to rest.
Bill stood in her office behind the spider plants, from where she had spied him as he crept in, and to which she had summoned him, as she would an errant child. Word had it that Zelda had been a primary-school teacher in her younger days, but word was wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Bill. He stared into his coffee cup. Something was hiding in the dregs.
“Of what, dear?” asked Zelda.
“Oh, sorry. Remind me never to go near the Skyway Hotel again, in my entire life. I mean, I’ll be going there anyway, after I’m dead, like everyone does, and spending ten million years there, being purged.” He sipped at the coffee, hoping not to swallow whatever lurked. “All the more reason not to go while I’m still alive.”
“Well, you didn’t have to stay there, did you? It was only a press ...conference. How long did it last?”
“Under an hour.”
“Well, there you are, then.” Zelda clapped her hands lightly, as she tended to do when a point had been settled—not scored, for that was not her game, but laid politely to rest.
Bill stood in her office behind the spider plants, from where she had spied him as he crept in, and to which she had summoned him, as she would an errant child. Word had it that Zelda had been a primary-school teacher in her younger days, but word was wrong.
What to read after I Think I Love You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Pearson to read onlineMoreLess
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