The Last Girl (2015)
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Svetlana spread them out around her. Someone’s memories. In her right hand she cradled the bottle of vodka. She lifted it to her lips. Nuzzled it. Drank. Nikolai, in the corner, gazed out into the darkness, vacantly. The bottle fell away from her lips. Empty. She dropped it over the side of the bed onto the floor. The sudden clatter startled Nikolai. He looked up. For a moment he gazed at the bottle spinning on the floorboards. Then his eyes shifted, back to the shadows.
He had been taken. W...hen she woke the next morning her father was not there. She made believe it had been a dream. She could do that then. Under the sheets she lay listening to the silence of the apartment, imagining the hour was early yet. That her father was still sleeping. Elaborately she planned her day, and he was there, in his place. She did not allow the silence to undo her. The absence of his voice, the slop of his slippers, the rubber breaking loose of its stitching again, slapping on the parqueted floor in the corridor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Svetlana spread them out around her. Someone’s memories. In her right hand she cradled the bottle of vodka. She lifted it to her lips. Nuzzled it. Drank. Nikolai, in the corner, gazed out into the darkness, vacantly. The bottle fell away from her lips. Empty. She dropped it over the side of the bed onto the floor. The sudden clatter startled Nikolai. He looked up. For a moment he gazed at the bottle spinning on the floorboards. Then his eyes shifted, back to the shadows.
He had been taken. W...hen she woke the next morning her father was not there. She made believe it had been a dream. She could do that then. Under the sheets she lay listening to the silence of the apartment, imagining the hour was early yet. That her father was still sleeping. Elaborately she planned her day, and he was there, in his place. She did not allow the silence to undo her. The absence of his voice, the slop of his slippers, the rubber breaking loose of its stitching again, slapping on the parqueted floor in the corridor.
What to read after The Last Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephan Collishaw to read onlineMoreLess
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