The Feud
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‘Bye Frankie,’ he shouted as he ran away.
Petrified, little Michael bolted as well. Absolutely seething, Eddie vented his anger towards his six-year-old daughter. ‘If I ever find out you’ve been playing in them woods with a gyppo, I’ll break your fucking legs, Frankie.’ Sobbing, Frankie clung to her mum. She was far too young to understand what she had done so wrong. ‘I’m sorry, Daddy,’ she whispered.
Not used to seeing his sister so upset, Joey started to sob too. Jessica was furious. ‘Pull you...rself together, Ed. Your daughter’s only six years old, for God’s sake.’ Desperate to try and smooth things over, Raymond grabbed Eddie’s arm. ‘Come on, me and you will go and get another round of drinks,’ he told him.
Still shell-shocked, Eddie allowed himself to be led away.
Embarrassed by her husband’s behaviour, Jessica apologised profusely to Dougie and Vicki. ‘I’m so sorry about that. Eddie’s such a great dad usually, I don’t know what’s come over him.’ With both twins still sobbing and clamouring for her attention, Jessica did her best to placate them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Bye Frankie,’ he shouted as he ran away.
Petrified, little Michael bolted as well. Absolutely seething, Eddie vented his anger towards his six-year-old daughter. ‘If I ever find out you’ve been playing in them woods with a gyppo, I’ll break your fucking legs, Frankie.’ Sobbing, Frankie clung to her mum. She was far too young to understand what she had done so wrong. ‘I’m sorry, Daddy,’ she whispered.
Not used to seeing his sister so upset, Joey started to sob too. Jessica was furious. ‘Pull you...rself together, Ed. Your daughter’s only six years old, for God’s sake.’ Desperate to try and smooth things over, Raymond grabbed Eddie’s arm. ‘Come on, me and you will go and get another round of drinks,’ he told him.
Still shell-shocked, Eddie allowed himself to be led away.
Embarrassed by her husband’s behaviour, Jessica apologised profusely to Dougie and Vicki. ‘I’m so sorry about that. Eddie’s such a great dad usually, I don’t know what’s come over him.’ With both twins still sobbing and clamouring for her attention, Jessica did her best to placate them.
What to read after The Feud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimberley Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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