Night Fires
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“Come on!” she shouted. “What the hell have you been doing?”
“I had to wee, Janie. I’d never get there in one piece otherwise.”
“Shit! You’re in your twenties, not your bloody sixties.”
I glared at her as I threw my bag into David’s car boot and slid into the backseat with her and a girl I presumed to be Beth. “You just wait until you’ve had kids and then tell me your bladder still loves you!”
I froze. Janie stilled and Bray turned to stare at me from the front passenger seat. “You have kids?” J...anie and Bray both asked together.
I winced and coughed to clear my throat. “I did. He… he uhh, died.”
The atmosphere plummeted and the icy chill of sympathy swirled around me. This was the very reason I hated people knowing. Ignoring them and desperate for a subject change, I looked around Janie and smiled at Beth. “Hey.” I stuck my hand out. “Alice Bird.”
She smiled back, but for some strange reason, I could sense an instant dislike from her. Her eyes were cold and her hand shake was stiff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Come on!” she shouted. “What the hell have you been doing?”
“I had to wee, Janie. I’d never get there in one piece otherwise.”
“Shit! You’re in your twenties, not your bloody sixties.”
I glared at her as I threw my bag into David’s car boot and slid into the backseat with her and a girl I presumed to be Beth. “You just wait until you’ve had kids and then tell me your bladder still loves you!”
I froze. Janie stilled and Bray turned to stare at me from the front passenger seat. “You have kids?” J...anie and Bray both asked together.
I winced and coughed to clear my throat. “I did. He… he uhh, died.”
The atmosphere plummeted and the icy chill of sympathy swirled around me. This was the very reason I hated people knowing. Ignoring them and desperate for a subject change, I looked around Janie and smiled at Beth. “Hey.” I stuck my hand out. “Alice Bird.”
She smiled back, but for some strange reason, I could sense an instant dislike from her. Her eyes were cold and her hand shake was stiff.
What to read after Night Fires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D H Sidebottom to read onlineMoreLess
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