The Last Girl
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I didn’t know where I was. Rolling over, I saw Evan with his IV. Everything came back. We were in the accountant’s rooms. This was the reception area.
‘Nathan?’ The place was so small that if he was in the office or the kitchen or the bathroom or even on the balcony he would’ve heard me.
A note was stuck to the wall. I stood up and peered at the scrawl.
4.30 a.m. Evan has fresh IV. Gone to help someone.
Back as soon as I can. Hope we’ll still be friends.
I looked at my phone.... Just before seven. Nathan had left me in the dark. To help someone. I flashed to me asking him if he had anyone. He’d deflected with the joke about the share house. ‘Someone’ meant someone special. I wasn’t jealous. Just angry. That he hadn’t told me. Mum was my priority. He could have his. But now he’d abandoned me—us. Anything could go wrong and I wouldn’t know it. If he brought her back here, how would we cope with a shared mind?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn’t know where I was. Rolling over, I saw Evan with his IV. Everything came back. We were in the accountant’s rooms. This was the reception area.
‘Nathan?’ The place was so small that if he was in the office or the kitchen or the bathroom or even on the balcony he would’ve heard me.
A note was stuck to the wall. I stood up and peered at the scrawl.
4.30 a.m. Evan has fresh IV. Gone to help someone.
Back as soon as I can. Hope we’ll still be friends.
I looked at my phone.... Just before seven. Nathan had left me in the dark. To help someone. I flashed to me asking him if he had anyone. He’d deflected with the joke about the share house. ‘Someone’ meant someone special. I wasn’t jealous. Just angry. That he hadn’t told me. Mum was my priority. He could have his. But now he’d abandoned me—us. Anything could go wrong and I wouldn’t know it. If he brought her back here, how would we cope with a shared mind?
What to read after The Last Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michaela Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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