The Bride's Kimono
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In Japan, it usually meant us lying together, me dozing against his chest, thinking halfheartedly about bringing tea to bed, while he talked on the cell phone, telling his secretary at Sendai Limited that he’d eaten bad sushi the previous evening and wouldn’t be in until at least noon.
Late Saturday morning in Adams Morgan I awoke with my body curled against Hugh’s back, hearing a telephone ring, just like the old days. Hugh picked it up, mumbling something. Then he handed it to me.
“It’s for yo...u.”
“Hello,” I muttered, completely irritated. Who in the hell knew I was sleeping at Hugh Glendinning’s apartment? Even if Yoshi and Kyoko suspected he was more than a friend, I didn’t think they’d actually track him down through the Washington phone book, especially since I hadn’t mentioned his last name.
“Rei.” A man was pronouncing my name in the way that only Japanese did—with a soft R, that was somewhere between an R and an L. Since the guy had used my first name, and not my last, I knew it had to be a friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Japan, it usually meant us lying together, me dozing against his chest, thinking halfheartedly about bringing tea to bed, while he talked on the cell phone, telling his secretary at Sendai Limited that he’d eaten bad sushi the previous evening and wouldn’t be in until at least noon.
Late Saturday morning in Adams Morgan I awoke with my body curled against Hugh’s back, hearing a telephone ring, just like the old days. Hugh picked it up, mumbling something. Then he handed it to me.
“It’s for yo...u.”
“Hello,” I muttered, completely irritated. Who in the hell knew I was sleeping at Hugh Glendinning’s apartment? Even if Yoshi and Kyoko suspected he was more than a friend, I didn’t think they’d actually track him down through the Washington phone book, especially since I hadn’t mentioned his last name.
“Rei.” A man was pronouncing my name in the way that only Japanese did—with a soft R, that was somewhere between an R and an L. Since the guy had used my first name, and not my last, I knew it had to be a friend.
What to read after The Bride's Kimono?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sujata Massey to read onlineMoreLess
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