The Lost Wife (2011)
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‘Why would she say something like that?’ she demanded, hugging her arms round the hip length, black angora sweater she’d matched with leggings. ‘She said that you sound angry when you talk about me.’ ‘She’s never mentioned that to me before.’ His expression was immediately guarded, she noticed, almost drawn, as if this was an added complication he didn’t want to discuss. ‘If I’ve ever sounded angry it was probably because I was tired or stressing over something at work. I’ve certainly never been... aware that I’ve conveyed anger towards you in her presence.’ ‘Well, Saskia is a very intuitive child. I’m sure she wouldn’t have imagined it.’ Her fingers were trembling a little as they brushed her hair back from her face, and beneath her ribs Ailsa’s heart was galloping. ‘She also said that I sound sad whenever I talk about you.’ His lips twisted ironically. ‘Now, there’s a surprise.’ ‘What do you mean?’ ‘I’m sure the thought of me doesn’t exactly fill you with joy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Why would she say something like that?’ she demanded, hugging her arms round the hip length, black angora sweater she’d matched with leggings. ‘She said that you sound angry when you talk about me.’ ‘She’s never mentioned that to me before.’ His expression was immediately guarded, she noticed, almost drawn, as if this was an added complication he didn’t want to discuss. ‘If I’ve ever sounded angry it was probably because I was tired or stressing over something at work. I’ve certainly never been... aware that I’ve conveyed anger towards you in her presence.’ ‘Well, Saskia is a very intuitive child. I’m sure she wouldn’t have imagined it.’ Her fingers were trembling a little as they brushed her hair back from her face, and beneath her ribs Ailsa’s heart was galloping. ‘She also said that I sound sad whenever I talk about you.’ His lips twisted ironically. ‘Now, there’s a surprise.’ ‘What do you mean?’ ‘I’m sure the thought of me doesn’t exactly fill you with joy.
What to read after The Lost Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maggie Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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