My Last Confession
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Or nothing she wanted to do anyway. She wasn’t a country girl, didn’t understand people who walked up hills just to walk down them again. She found the Scottish countryside so beautiful it was boring. She’d once done a driving tour of the Highlands with a friend and after days exclaiming at the rugged changeability of it she craved a loud smoky nightclub so badly she could have screamed. Without Jeremy, the Crinan Canal had nothing to offer Amanda. No pubs within walking distance, no good cafés ...or bookshops or litter that spoke of nights out. The canal was just that, a canal. Occasionally she saw yachts with families sitting at the lock waiting for the water to rise then fall again, and she really didn’t understand why parents would take their children on such trips, spending most of the day waiting for water to rise then fall again.
She didn’t tell her mum and dad that Jeremy had headed south. Or her friends, ’cause this was her honeymoon, this house was for her and Jeremy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or nothing she wanted to do anyway. She wasn’t a country girl, didn’t understand people who walked up hills just to walk down them again. She found the Scottish countryside so beautiful it was boring. She’d once done a driving tour of the Highlands with a friend and after days exclaiming at the rugged changeability of it she craved a loud smoky nightclub so badly she could have screamed. Without Jeremy, the Crinan Canal had nothing to offer Amanda. No pubs within walking distance, no good cafés ...or bookshops or litter that spoke of nights out. The canal was just that, a canal. Occasionally she saw yachts with families sitting at the lock waiting for the water to rise then fall again, and she really didn’t understand why parents would take their children on such trips, spending most of the day waiting for water to rise then fall again.
She didn’t tell her mum and dad that Jeremy had headed south. Or her friends, ’cause this was her honeymoon, this house was for her and Jeremy.
What to read after My Last Confession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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