The Jump
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The mother herself didn’t look much older than twenty.‘Do you mind if I smoke?’Donna shook her head. ‘Not at all.’The young woman lit a cigarette and drew the smoke down into her lungs. ‘I should give up really, but I can’t.’Donna looked at her properly, taking in the light blonde hair and the expertly applied makeup.‘They’re not very good for one’s health.’The woman roared with laughter. ‘Sod me health, love. It’s just that I can’t really afford them!’Donna found herself laughing with her as if... what she had said was hilarious.The young mother sat her son on her lap and wiped his face with a grubby handkerchief. ‘What’s your old man in for?’Donna looked out of the window at the passing water and sighed. The girl carried on talking as if she had answered.‘My Wayne’s on a twelve-stretch. I could have killed him. Robbed our local Tesco. Course, it was summertime, so he only had a T-shirt on and his tattoos, my name in a heart and the kids’ underneath, were on show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mother herself didn’t look much older than twenty.‘Do you mind if I smoke?’Donna shook her head. ‘Not at all.’The young woman lit a cigarette and drew the smoke down into her lungs. ‘I should give up really, but I can’t.’Donna looked at her properly, taking in the light blonde hair and the expertly applied makeup.‘They’re not very good for one’s health.’The woman roared with laughter. ‘Sod me health, love. It’s just that I can’t really afford them!’Donna found herself laughing with her as if... what she had said was hilarious.The young mother sat her son on her lap and wiped his face with a grubby handkerchief. ‘What’s your old man in for?’Donna looked out of the window at the passing water and sighed. The girl carried on talking as if she had answered.‘My Wayne’s on a twelve-stretch. I could have killed him. Robbed our local Tesco. Course, it was summertime, so he only had a T-shirt on and his tattoos, my name in a heart and the kids’ underneath, were on show.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martina Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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