Killing Honor
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He just pulled Jackie more into his lap. “It was fine.”
I didn’t want to be jealous of my own child, but I’d been having a hard time communicating with Brody, and it seemed that Jackie knew the secret. He had barely looked at me, never mind giving me a hug or a kiss. “That bad?”
“It was fine, I said. Just felt long.” He cleared his throat. “Jane seems nice.”
“She comes over every Tuesday for lunch.” Not that he needed to know that. But he didn’t really know about my life now, and I wanted to be... open with him. I didn’t want him to be the outside.
“That’s good.” The tone of his voice didn’t sound good. “I’m glad you had people here for you, Dev.” Actually, he sounded miserable.
“I’d rather have had you,” I blurted. I hung my head when his eyes shifted to face me. I flushed. I hadn’t meant to say that out loud. It wasn’t my intention to try to guilt him.
“I’m sorry I couldn’t be here,” was the response. Calm. Even. Cool. I wished I could see his face, but he was facing the television.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He just pulled Jackie more into his lap. “It was fine.”
I didn’t want to be jealous of my own child, but I’d been having a hard time communicating with Brody, and it seemed that Jackie knew the secret. He had barely looked at me, never mind giving me a hug or a kiss. “That bad?”
“It was fine, I said. Just felt long.” He cleared his throat. “Jane seems nice.”
“She comes over every Tuesday for lunch.” Not that he needed to know that. But he didn’t really know about my life now, and I wanted to be... open with him. I didn’t want him to be the outside.
“That’s good.” The tone of his voice didn’t sound good. “I’m glad you had people here for you, Dev.” Actually, he sounded miserable.
“I’d rather have had you,” I blurted. I hung my head when his eyes shifted to face me. I flushed. I hadn’t meant to say that out loud. It wasn’t my intention to try to guilt him.
“I’m sorry I couldn’t be here,” was the response. Calm. Even. Cool. I wished I could see his face, but he was facing the television.
What to read after Killing Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S.M. Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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