The Child Bride
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I wondered how Zeena was fairing at school. I doubted she was able to concentrate on her lessons with another visit to the clinic looming. It was certainly playing on my mind, together with the thought that her boyfriend must have slept around an awful lot to have picked up two STIs – which seemed to give credence to the possibility that he was older than Zeena had said.
I worried about Zeena the whole afternoon and texted her twice. The first time: R u OK love? X.
She texted back: Yes x...x.
Then later I asked: Is everything all right?
And she texted back: ‘Yes, thnks. C u later x.
I assumed she would need a lot of reassurance and support when she came home from school, and I was ready with my words of comfort. However, when she did arrive home she appeared quite relaxed and composed. Having taken off her shoes she simply asked, ‘Did the text from the clinic say anything else?’ ‘No, love, not really.’ I showed her the text message on my phone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wondered how Zeena was fairing at school. I doubted she was able to concentrate on her lessons with another visit to the clinic looming. It was certainly playing on my mind, together with the thought that her boyfriend must have slept around an awful lot to have picked up two STIs – which seemed to give credence to the possibility that he was older than Zeena had said.
I worried about Zeena the whole afternoon and texted her twice. The first time: R u OK love? X.
She texted back: Yes x...x.
Then later I asked: Is everything all right?
And she texted back: ‘Yes, thnks. C u later x.
I assumed she would need a lot of reassurance and support when she came home from school, and I was ready with my words of comfort. However, when she did arrive home she appeared quite relaxed and composed. Having taken off her shoes she simply asked, ‘Did the text from the clinic say anything else?’ ‘No, love, not really.’ I showed her the text message on my phone.
What to read after The Child Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathy Glass to read onlineMoreLess
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