Party Games
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Vanessa and Conrad were back and forth from London in a whirl of dress-fittings, interviews and rehearsals. Moaning about all the time they were spending on the M40, Conrad had booked a permanent room at the Dorchester.
It was a blessed relief. Vanessa could no longer stand to be in the same room as him. Mercifully he hadn’t touched her since forcing himself on her. The thought of ever being intimate with him again made her feel sick. The nights they were together were a ritual of face-masks and... eye creams, his feet resting on a pillow under the duvet to stave off fluid retention. She would lie awake listening to her husband making that irritating ‘pop’ sound in his sleep and dream of the day she could finally be rid of him. She was just thinking this when she became aware that Conrad had asked her a question.
‘I mean, do they want to suck all the integrity out of me?’ ‘They only want to take one “and” out, Conrad,’ Vanessa said. ‘It’s hardly going to make a difference.’ The Powells were at the renowned Wolseley restaurant on Piccadilly, having lunch with Marty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vanessa and Conrad were back and forth from London in a whirl of dress-fittings, interviews and rehearsals. Moaning about all the time they were spending on the M40, Conrad had booked a permanent room at the Dorchester.
It was a blessed relief. Vanessa could no longer stand to be in the same room as him. Mercifully he hadn’t touched her since forcing himself on her. The thought of ever being intimate with him again made her feel sick. The nights they were together were a ritual of face-masks and... eye creams, his feet resting on a pillow under the duvet to stave off fluid retention. She would lie awake listening to her husband making that irritating ‘pop’ sound in his sleep and dream of the day she could finally be rid of him. She was just thinking this when she became aware that Conrad had asked her a question.
‘I mean, do they want to suck all the integrity out of me?’ ‘They only want to take one “and” out, Conrad,’ Vanessa said. ‘It’s hardly going to make a difference.’ The Powells were at the renowned Wolseley restaurant on Piccadilly, having lunch with Marty.
What to read after Party Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Carnegie to read onlineMoreLess
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