Solitary: a Novel
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It's not the distance that concerns me. It's the risk of wandering the opposite way into South Carolina and having to backtrack two hours.The other fortunate thing on that Friday night is finding Mom still at the restaurant. It's not a bad place. It's basically like one half restaurant and one half bar. When I enter the door, I see my mother laughing and talking with a woman behind the bar. It's good to see her joking around.I make up some story about being dropped off, and Mom buys it.I wait ar...ound for her for an hour. She gets the kitchen to make me a burger. Somehow she can tell I haven't eaten.When we get back home, I check my emails.Nothing.I spend another hour debating and doubting and deciding.Then I do it.I type up another email and send it.It's straight and to the point:HEY JOCELYN.EVERYTHING OKAY?CHRISThe bad thing with sending emails is that you expect replies.Expecting can be a bad thing.It certainly doesn't help sleep.And it certainly doesn't get rid of the worry.Thirteen hours later (but who's counting?) I get an email from her.EVERYTHING'S FINE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's not the distance that concerns me. It's the risk of wandering the opposite way into South Carolina and having to backtrack two hours.The other fortunate thing on that Friday night is finding Mom still at the restaurant. It's not a bad place. It's basically like one half restaurant and one half bar. When I enter the door, I see my mother laughing and talking with a woman behind the bar. It's good to see her joking around.I make up some story about being dropped off, and Mom buys it.I wait ar...ound for her for an hour. She gets the kitchen to make me a burger. Somehow she can tell I haven't eaten.When we get back home, I check my emails.Nothing.I spend another hour debating and doubting and deciding.Then I do it.I type up another email and send it.It's straight and to the point:HEY JOCELYN.EVERYTHING OKAY?CHRISThe bad thing with sending emails is that you expect replies.Expecting can be a bad thing.It certainly doesn't help sleep.And it certainly doesn't get rid of the worry.Thirteen hours later (but who's counting?) I get an email from her.EVERYTHING'S FINE.
What to read after Solitary: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Travis Thrasher to read onlineMoreLess
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