Long Memory (2011)
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“Hello, Jean. How are you doing today?”
“I’m fine. What were the police doing over there?” Jean shuffled out of the hall.
“You saw that?”
Jean grimaced. “I heard it.” She sat down in a chair facing the front window. Her house was spare with nothing extra on the floor to trip over. “What happened?”
Beth dropped onto the couch. Nonie couldn’t remember, and Jean couldn’t see. They were a perfect pair. “Can you believe Donna sent her son from Georgia to check up on me?”
“I can. What I can’t believe ...is that the boy came. Those two didn’t get along too well.”
“They didn’t?” Beth sat up. James Leoni hadn’t looked like a momma’s boy. Tall, broad shouldered. Quarterback material. Brown hair, intelligent brown eyes. He’d have to be smart if he was Nonie’s descendant.
“That woman is a shrew. Driving away three husbands and a son like that. Aggravating. I suppose he’s running away from his own troubles though.”
Beth tuned back in when she realized Jean wasn’t going to launch into her favorite rant topic, Donna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hello, Jean. How are you doing today?”
“I’m fine. What were the police doing over there?” Jean shuffled out of the hall.
“You saw that?”
Jean grimaced. “I heard it.” She sat down in a chair facing the front window. Her house was spare with nothing extra on the floor to trip over. “What happened?”
Beth dropped onto the couch. Nonie couldn’t remember, and Jean couldn’t see. They were a perfect pair. “Can you believe Donna sent her son from Georgia to check up on me?”
“I can. What I can’t believe ...is that the boy came. Those two didn’t get along too well.”
“They didn’t?” Beth sat up. James Leoni hadn’t looked like a momma’s boy. Tall, broad shouldered. Quarterback material. Brown hair, intelligent brown eyes. He’d have to be smart if he was Nonie’s descendant.
“That woman is a shrew. Driving away three husbands and a son like that. Aggravating. I suppose he’s running away from his own troubles though.”
Beth tuned back in when she realized Jean wasn’t going to launch into her favorite rant topic, Donna.
What to read after Long Memory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christa Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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