Old Enough to Know Better
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. . her confessor.And no one, but no one, would ever, could ever, replace him.She was a professional widow now. Every time she said that of herself she remembered how her mother had come to call herself “a widow on a small fixed income” whenever she spoke to anyone once daddy had died. Thanks to Clint’s almost obsessive financial planning, she wasn’t on a small income. The house was paid for and she had a very tidy nest egg that would likely survive her.Not that she had anyone to leave it to....Children had never been in their plans. They were much too involved with each other, and had decided early on in their relationship that neither of them wanted to risk the perfection of what they’d found with each other to add a child to it. And although they would occasionally daydream about what a child of theirs would have been like, neither of them had ever felt they were missing out. Clint got into the commercial real estate business early. As a matter of fact, he was still in college for his business degree, and was always self-employed, although he took side jobs to make ends meet, as they both did. They’d married right out of high school and the two of them worked their butts off at any job they could. There was no hope of getting ahead, at first, only making it through each month having met their financial obligations was an excuse to celebrate, cautiously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . her confessor.And no one, but no one, would ever, could ever, replace him.She was a professional widow now. Every time she said that of herself she remembered how her mother had come to call herself “a widow on a small fixed income” whenever she spoke to anyone once daddy had died. Thanks to Clint’s almost obsessive financial planning, she wasn’t on a small income. The house was paid for and she had a very tidy nest egg that would likely survive her.Not that she had anyone to leave it to....Children had never been in their plans. They were much too involved with each other, and had decided early on in their relationship that neither of them wanted to risk the perfection of what they’d found with each other to add a child to it. And although they would occasionally daydream about what a child of theirs would have been like, neither of them had ever felt they were missing out. Clint got into the commercial real estate business early. As a matter of fact, he was still in college for his business degree, and was always self-employed, although he took side jobs to make ends meet, as they both did. They’d married right out of high school and the two of them worked their butts off at any job they could. There was no hope of getting ahead, at first, only making it through each month having met their financial obligations was an excuse to celebrate, cautiously.
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