Missing (2001)
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Whatever this thing was, it was heavy.
GAIA’S FATHER HADN’T SAID A WORD in the past five minutes. All he’d done was gaze at her, with this ethereal, twinkly grin— somewhere between the Cheshire cat and a male version of the Mona Lisa (which, ironically, she’d just seen at the Louvre). Waiters passed. Water and wine were poured. A string trio played Verdi, and still Tom seemed to be oblivious to all sounds and external stimuli. If Gaia hadn’t known better, she might have thought her father had ...just gotten majorly stoned before dinner.
I.V. of Attention The hotel restaurant was equally as cozy as its rooms: small and intimate. Everything in this city seemed to be bathed in white flowing cloth and dark ornate oak. In New York everything seemed to be coated in a layer of grime—at least the spots where she used to hang out. The more time she spent here, the less the two cities seemed to have in common. And the restaurant had the perfect addition of candlelight and fresh purple and white irises at every table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever this thing was, it was heavy.
GAIA’S FATHER HADN’T SAID A WORD in the past five minutes. All he’d done was gaze at her, with this ethereal, twinkly grin— somewhere between the Cheshire cat and a male version of the Mona Lisa (which, ironically, she’d just seen at the Louvre). Waiters passed. Water and wine were poured. A string trio played Verdi, and still Tom seemed to be oblivious to all sounds and external stimuli. If Gaia hadn’t known better, she might have thought her father had ...just gotten majorly stoned before dinner.
I.V. of Attention The hotel restaurant was equally as cozy as its rooms: small and intimate. Everything in this city seemed to be bathed in white flowing cloth and dark ornate oak. In New York everything seemed to be coated in a layer of grime—at least the spots where she used to hang out. The more time she spent here, the less the two cities seemed to have in common. And the restaurant had the perfect addition of candlelight and fresh purple and white irises at every table.
What to read after Missing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francine Pascal to read onlineMoreLess
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