The Guardian
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Nat kept hustling her along. “Come on, baby. Come on, Leanne.”
Janine didn’t even bother to say that wasn’t her name this time; she was that tired. Nat had kept them in the alley behind the place they’d been staying until it began to rain. Now Janine’s legs felt loose, and when she walked, they’d sometimes trip up. And they’d walked so far. Once, she fell, and there was still the sharp, bright pain in her knee to tell her she’d scraped it.
But she didn’t care.
This was how things were now. The p...hone conversation with her mother already seemed far away, and she had to concentrate to know if it had been real or not. She wanted to do that again, put a quarter in the phone and tap out the number, and hear her mother’s warmth over the line.
But if she’d had a phone in front of her at that moment, she couldn’t imagine being able to remember the number, never mind press all the buttons in the right order. And what would it mean if she did anyhow? Her mother hadn’t come before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nat kept hustling her along. “Come on, baby. Come on, Leanne.”
Janine didn’t even bother to say that wasn’t her name this time; she was that tired. Nat had kept them in the alley behind the place they’d been staying until it began to rain. Now Janine’s legs felt loose, and when she walked, they’d sometimes trip up. And they’d walked so far. Once, she fell, and there was still the sharp, bright pain in her knee to tell her she’d scraped it.
But she didn’t care.
This was how things were now. The p...hone conversation with her mother already seemed far away, and she had to concentrate to know if it had been real or not. She wanted to do that again, put a quarter in the phone and tap out the number, and hear her mother’s warmth over the line.
But if she’d had a phone in front of her at that moment, she couldn’t imagine being able to remember the number, never mind press all the buttons in the right order. And what would it mean if she did anyhow? Her mother hadn’t come before.
What to read after The Guardian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Eidson to read onlineMoreLess
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