Silver Girl
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When she’d told Dan what she’d done—or, more accurately, not done—he’d said, Don’t worry about it. With what we’ve been through, it can’t be a big deal, can it? But he might only have been saying that to make Connie feel better.
Town pier, eleven o’clock in the morning on a stunning summer day. The pier was crawling with families carrying coolers and fishing poles and clam rakes, clambering aboard motor boats to putter out to Coatue and Great Point. Connie was astonished how relaxed and happ...y these people seemed. Connie was sick with anxiety. Sick! She had followed her gut, and now she had to hope for the best.
Eleven o’clock, he’d said. But she didn’t see him anywhere. Typical. It was Veronica’s gene passed down: Late for my own funeral.
Connie walked the dock, checking out this boat and that boat, looking but not seeing, her heart thundering, her stomach sour like she’d eaten a dozen lemons for breakfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she’d told Dan what she’d done—or, more accurately, not done—he’d said, Don’t worry about it. With what we’ve been through, it can’t be a big deal, can it? But he might only have been saying that to make Connie feel better.
Town pier, eleven o’clock in the morning on a stunning summer day. The pier was crawling with families carrying coolers and fishing poles and clam rakes, clambering aboard motor boats to putter out to Coatue and Great Point. Connie was astonished how relaxed and happ...y these people seemed. Connie was sick with anxiety. Sick! She had followed her gut, and now she had to hope for the best.
Eleven o’clock, he’d said. But she didn’t see him anywhere. Typical. It was Veronica’s gene passed down: Late for my own funeral.
Connie walked the dock, checking out this boat and that boat, looking but not seeing, her heart thundering, her stomach sour like she’d eaten a dozen lemons for breakfast.
What to read after Silver Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilderbrand, Elin to read onlineMoreLess
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