The Memory book
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‘Well, I’ve got your credit card and the PIN, so yes,’ she says.
‘And you will look after my car?’ I run my palm over the surface of the vehicle, which is painted my favourite colour. It’s hot and strong and bold. I can’t remember what the name for it is though. Something happened last night that changed things. I don’t know exactly what it was, but I felt it when I woke up this morning: the blankness pressing down into my head. Perhaps it’s the fog; perhaps it’s the emboli. I picture them like ...bright little sparks, fireworks whizzing and banging. That would be a good name for the colour of my car: emboli.
‘I will try to look after your car,’ Caitlin says. She looks uncertain – of course she does.
Earlier today I waited in, being guarded by Greg while my mum took Caitlin to the hospital. I waited, looking out of the window, pinning myself to the moment when she would come back and tell me how things were. The only way I knew how to do it was to stay there, in exactly the same place, from the moment they left until the moment they got back – certain that if I moved, I’d lose the present moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Well, I’ve got your credit card and the PIN, so yes,’ she says.
‘And you will look after my car?’ I run my palm over the surface of the vehicle, which is painted my favourite colour. It’s hot and strong and bold. I can’t remember what the name for it is though. Something happened last night that changed things. I don’t know exactly what it was, but I felt it when I woke up this morning: the blankness pressing down into my head. Perhaps it’s the fog; perhaps it’s the emboli. I picture them like ...bright little sparks, fireworks whizzing and banging. That would be a good name for the colour of my car: emboli.
‘I will try to look after your car,’ Caitlin says. She looks uncertain – of course she does.
Earlier today I waited in, being guarded by Greg while my mum took Caitlin to the hospital. I waited, looking out of the window, pinning myself to the moment when she would come back and tell me how things were. The only way I knew how to do it was to stay there, in exactly the same place, from the moment they left until the moment they got back – certain that if I moved, I’d lose the present moment.
What to read after The Memory book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowan Coleman to read onlineMoreLess
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