Isabel And the Wolf: (Part 4)
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In the supermarket, in the shops on the main street, in the couple of cafes Isabel visited, speculation about what exactly had been glimpsed that night was everywhere, and she couldn’t escape it. Several people thought the person who’d seen it was crazy, or drunk. “Likes his beer, that one,” was repeated here and there in knowing tones. Some people thought it was a coyote; others explained its size with the suggestion that it was a black bear. Most people accepted it was a wolf, but a regular on...e, its size enhanced by the imagination. Isabel was the only one who knew the truth about the wolf, and every mention curdled inside her with a mixture of horror and self-recrimination.
She had a coffee with Mariana and Bill, on edge the whole time, and dissolving in relief when they parted ways and hadn’t alluded to the wolf. Apart from that, she was happy to stay at home, working hard and watching box sets of comedy shows, waiting for the gossip to die down, so she could move on and not have to think about it anymore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the supermarket, in the shops on the main street, in the couple of cafes Isabel visited, speculation about what exactly had been glimpsed that night was everywhere, and she couldn’t escape it. Several people thought the person who’d seen it was crazy, or drunk. “Likes his beer, that one,” was repeated here and there in knowing tones. Some people thought it was a coyote; others explained its size with the suggestion that it was a black bear. Most people accepted it was a wolf, but a regular on...e, its size enhanced by the imagination. Isabel was the only one who knew the truth about the wolf, and every mention curdled inside her with a mixture of horror and self-recrimination.
She had a coffee with Mariana and Bill, on edge the whole time, and dissolving in relief when they parted ways and hadn’t alluded to the wolf. Apart from that, she was happy to stay at home, working hard and watching box sets of comedy shows, waiting for the gossip to die down, so she could move on and not have to think about it anymore.
What to read after Isabel And the Wolf: (Part 4)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ariana Hawkes to read onlineMoreLess
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