Right As Rain
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Hugh gave them a wave as he left his office in the back of the building. He’d finished for the week but he wasn’t in a rush to go home. With nothing planned, he wasn’t looking forward to a full weekend with his parents. A pang of regret rose in him for feeling that way, especially where his mother was concerned but when he was with her he felt the unspoken pressure of her desire for him to stay in the area. He should have made plans to go away, but the local friends he’d kept in touch with were ...now married and had families. They weren’t looking for a blokes’ weekend.
He made his way into the main street and strolled along in the general direction of the pubs. There was one on either side of the main road and they would both be filling up with drinkers at this time of the day. He was bound to run into someone he knew.
The shopfronts along this stretch were the old originals and most of them were deserted, but he stopped in front of one that had been given a new lease of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hugh gave them a wave as he left his office in the back of the building. He’d finished for the week but he wasn’t in a rush to go home. With nothing planned, he wasn’t looking forward to a full weekend with his parents. A pang of regret rose in him for feeling that way, especially where his mother was concerned but when he was with her he felt the unspoken pressure of her desire for him to stay in the area. He should have made plans to go away, but the local friends he’d kept in touch with were ...now married and had families. They weren’t looking for a blokes’ weekend.
He made his way into the main street and strolled along in the general direction of the pubs. There was one on either side of the main road and they would both be filling up with drinkers at this time of the day. He was bound to run into someone he knew.
The shopfronts along this stretch were the old originals and most of them were deserted, but he stopped in front of one that had been given a new lease of life.
What to read after Right As Rain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tricia Stringer to read onlineMoreLess
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