Precious And Fragile Things (2011)
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Together they swept up broken glass and the shattered remains of one of the dining table chairs. Gilly piled all the papers, the newspaper clippings and the note, inside the battered red file and handed it to him.
“Burn it,” Todd told her.
She did without hesitation. Then she went to the kitchen sink to wash her hands, because touching those papers had left her feeling as though she’d laid her hands down in the fly-blown corpse of something only recently dead. Todd waited until she had washed, r...insed, then dried her hands.
“I never told anybody that stuff before.” His gaze was earnest, not shifty. “Lots of people knew, but I never told nobody that story. Not the cops, not the Social Services zombies, not the people in the hospital or even my uncle Bill. You’re the first person I ever told that story to.”
Would she rather have lived her entire life without hearing that? Definitely yes. But she had heard it, and hearing it, could never forget it. Gilly put the towel back on the hanger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Together they swept up broken glass and the shattered remains of one of the dining table chairs. Gilly piled all the papers, the newspaper clippings and the note, inside the battered red file and handed it to him.
“Burn it,” Todd told her.
She did without hesitation. Then she went to the kitchen sink to wash her hands, because touching those papers had left her feeling as though she’d laid her hands down in the fly-blown corpse of something only recently dead. Todd waited until she had washed, r...insed, then dried her hands.
“I never told anybody that stuff before.” His gaze was earnest, not shifty. “Lots of people knew, but I never told nobody that story. Not the cops, not the Social Services zombies, not the people in the hospital or even my uncle Bill. You’re the first person I ever told that story to.”
Would she rather have lived her entire life without hearing that? Definitely yes. But she had heard it, and hearing it, could never forget it. Gilly put the towel back on the hanger.
What to read after Precious And Fragile Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Megan Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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