Orfe
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Orfe said. “I saw you in the doorway. You didn’t come into the room. Or you couldn’t. Or you wouldn’t.”
This was later when she told me this.
“But you were waiting when I came out. And I never said so at the time, but I was glad. I am glad. Having you there. Because I don’t know what I would have done without you. Not just then, but especially then, because you were there, you know what it was like, walking into that house. You were great, Enny.”
I said, “I was just following you.”
“Dark, and it... smelled of garbage and dope. Stale urine, stale sweat, stale sex.”
“You were the brave one,” I said.
“And their voices were all sort of low and monotonous. The way the light was dim and diffused around the whole long room—it was like being underwater, among the drowned. It was like the house of death.
“Yuri told me,” she said. “At some point that night he told me what happened. They put dope into the frosting, when they gave him that piece of their wedding cake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orfe said. “I saw you in the doorway. You didn’t come into the room. Or you couldn’t. Or you wouldn’t.”
This was later when she told me this.
“But you were waiting when I came out. And I never said so at the time, but I was glad. I am glad. Having you there. Because I don’t know what I would have done without you. Not just then, but especially then, because you were there, you know what it was like, walking into that house. You were great, Enny.”
I said, “I was just following you.”
“Dark, and it... smelled of garbage and dope. Stale urine, stale sweat, stale sex.”
“You were the brave one,” I said.
“And their voices were all sort of low and monotonous. The way the light was dim and diffused around the whole long room—it was like being underwater, among the drowned. It was like the house of death.
“Yuri told me,” she said. “At some point that night he told me what happened. They put dope into the frosting, when they gave him that piece of their wedding cake.
What to read after Orfe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Voigt to read onlineMoreLess
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