The Devil's Staircase
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He’d come in after his trip to the all-night Asda and found himself doing something he hadn’t meant to do.
For a week it had been excellent.
He’d visited her each night at the same time. He would get impatient as the working day drew to a close, excitement pumping through him. He found the normal evening tasks almost impossible to bear as he waited for the right time to enter the basement. He went in through the back garden, climbing over the high wall, creeping across the small patch of grass, ...opening the kitchen door, walking into the hall, and then opening the cupboard. It had a lock and a door at the back that was hidden by wallpaper and piled up cans of paint. He had put padlocks on this inner door, and made sure to pile the paint high each time he left, just in case. Beyond the second door was an old wooden staircase that went down to the basement. There were two rooms off the small, concreted hall, one locked, one without a door.
Despite his clumsiness, the first night had been the best, crawling through the garden, opening door after door after door, then finding her just as he’d left her that morning, a parent seeing a newborn baby waking for the first time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d come in after his trip to the all-night Asda and found himself doing something he hadn’t meant to do.
For a week it had been excellent.
He’d visited her each night at the same time. He would get impatient as the working day drew to a close, excitement pumping through him. He found the normal evening tasks almost impossible to bear as he waited for the right time to enter the basement. He went in through the back garden, climbing over the high wall, creeping across the small patch of grass, ...opening the kitchen door, walking into the hall, and then opening the cupboard. It had a lock and a door at the back that was hidden by wallpaper and piled up cans of paint. He had put padlocks on this inner door, and made sure to pile the paint high each time he left, just in case. Beyond the second door was an old wooden staircase that went down to the basement. There were two rooms off the small, concreted hall, one locked, one without a door.
Despite his clumsiness, the first night had been the best, crawling through the garden, opening door after door after door, then finding her just as he’d left her that morning, a parent seeing a newborn baby waking for the first time.
What to read after The Devil's Staircase?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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