Plan B
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He had been feeling strange, incomplete, since leaving Jo. He was living with Pete and his girlfriend, Jane. They had both said that he was welcome to stay as long as he wanted, but he knew that the welcome was cautious on Jane’s part.
If Pete had been single, the brothers could have found a flat together, but, for the first time ever, he was cohabiting. Hugh found this irritating. Pete had been perpetually single. He was the most screwed-up bloke Hugh had ever known, prone to huge passions and ...dysfunctional, short-lived affairs. He had always suspected that Pete had never got over Emma, his first grand passion.
He had often wondered how that had happened. The reason he, Hugh, had liked Emma so much was because she was so agreeable. She had no mystery about her, no feistiness, no unpredictability. Emma was nice. She seemed a mightily unlikely focus for Pete’s angst.
Now, just as Hugh had broken Emma’s heart and ended his marriage to Jo, Pete had settled down. Jane brooked no nonsense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been feeling strange, incomplete, since leaving Jo. He was living with Pete and his girlfriend, Jane. They had both said that he was welcome to stay as long as he wanted, but he knew that the welcome was cautious on Jane’s part.
If Pete had been single, the brothers could have found a flat together, but, for the first time ever, he was cohabiting. Hugh found this irritating. Pete had been perpetually single. He was the most screwed-up bloke Hugh had ever known, prone to huge passions and ...dysfunctional, short-lived affairs. He had always suspected that Pete had never got over Emma, his first grand passion.
He had often wondered how that had happened. The reason he, Hugh, had liked Emma so much was because she was so agreeable. She had no mystery about her, no feistiness, no unpredictability. Emma was nice. She seemed a mightily unlikely focus for Pete’s angst.
Now, just as Hugh had broken Emma’s heart and ended his marriage to Jo, Pete had settled down. Jane brooked no nonsense.
What to read after Plan B?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barr, Emily to read onlineMoreLess
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