The Game
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For Jackie and Neil it felt simultaneously like a lifetime and a matter of weeks.
Stacey leant around the fridge door. ‘We haven’t got any milk or butter, or juice or bread.’ She looked across the kitchen at her parents, who seemed fixated by the kettle. Her mum was wearing sweat pants that she had bought when she was fat; they now hung off her tiny frame. Her dad still had his pyjama top on under his jumper. They reminded her of zombies.
‘I’ll pop out later, Stacey.’ Neil smiled. It was his new... smile, the one where his mouth flicked up but his eyes forgot to crinkle.
The phone made them all jump. As usual there was a split second when they all looked at each other. Was this it? The call they had been waiting for? The call they prayed would never come? The call they expected and dreaded in equal measure? This expectant dread usually lasted for a second or two, until the caller was revealed as a family member or someone selling something they didn’t want and couldn’t afford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Jackie and Neil it felt simultaneously like a lifetime and a matter of weeks.
Stacey leant around the fridge door. ‘We haven’t got any milk or butter, or juice or bread.’ She looked across the kitchen at her parents, who seemed fixated by the kettle. Her mum was wearing sweat pants that she had bought when she was fat; they now hung off her tiny frame. Her dad still had his pyjama top on under his jumper. They reminded her of zombies.
‘I’ll pop out later, Stacey.’ Neil smiled. It was his new... smile, the one where his mouth flicked up but his eyes forgot to crinkle.
The phone made them all jump. As usual there was a split second when they all looked at each other. Was this it? The call they had been waiting for? The call they prayed would never come? The call they expected and dreaded in equal measure? This expectant dread usually lasted for a second or two, until the caller was revealed as a family member or someone selling something they didn’t want and couldn’t afford.
What to read after The Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Prowse to read onlineMoreLess
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