Last Guests of the Season
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Jack, undisturbed by any of the uproar, slept on, breathing steadily, as Frances, by the light from the landing, helped Tom in to clean dry pyjamas.
‘There,’ she said, buttoning him up, guiding him towards his bed, smoothing the pillows. ‘In you get.’ He was ashen, clammy, his hair sticking up in thick dark tufts. He clambered heavily on to the mattress and sank down.
‘Stay with me.’ His eyes were blank.
‘Of course I’ll stay.’ She sat on the edge of the bed, holding his hand.
‘Wh...at happened?’ he asked her. ‘What did I do?’ ‘You –’ she hesitated. Were you supposed to tell children they walked in their sleep? She knew you were never supposed to wake them: they never had woken him. Tonight – what should she say?
‘You went downstairs to the loo,’ she said slowly. ‘You must have been half asleep and gone the wrong way, I suppose. So you banged into – that thing.’ Well – it might have been the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack, undisturbed by any of the uproar, slept on, breathing steadily, as Frances, by the light from the landing, helped Tom in to clean dry pyjamas.
‘There,’ she said, buttoning him up, guiding him towards his bed, smoothing the pillows. ‘In you get.’ He was ashen, clammy, his hair sticking up in thick dark tufts. He clambered heavily on to the mattress and sank down.
‘Stay with me.’ His eyes were blank.
‘Of course I’ll stay.’ She sat on the edge of the bed, holding his hand.
‘Wh...at happened?’ he asked her. ‘What did I do?’ ‘You –’ she hesitated. Were you supposed to tell children they walked in their sleep? She knew you were never supposed to wake them: they never had woken him. Tonight – what should she say?
‘You went downstairs to the loo,’ she said slowly. ‘You must have been half asleep and gone the wrong way, I suppose. So you banged into – that thing.’ Well – it might have been the truth.
What to read after Last Guests of the Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Gee to read onlineMoreLess
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