The Messengers (2013)
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I sat upstairs, and a drunk boy was holding his cricket hat out the window to hear the flapping sound it made. It reminded me of running through Nana’s house with my blank piece of flapping paper, running through the garden, and climbing over the little wire fence into the fields. I got that wretched feeling again. Like hell was round the corner. Looking back, I realized that I must have drawn something that day, all those years ago. My first proto-message. It would have been a harmless squiggle.... Indecipherable. A dud. Nonetheless, that must have been the moment I became a messenger.
It turned out that Ian was Rowenna’s partner. In the hospital café, he had shaken hands with Peter, and his eyebrows had twitched a little. Rowenna, I figured, would explain things to Joe and Ian later. Maybe she was doing it right now. Peter hadn’t looked too glum when Ian called Rowenna “darling.” I suppose he’d been expecting as much. He always imagined the worst.
I was tired by the time I got to Auntie Lizzie’s, and I didn’t want to talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sat upstairs, and a drunk boy was holding his cricket hat out the window to hear the flapping sound it made. It reminded me of running through Nana’s house with my blank piece of flapping paper, running through the garden, and climbing over the little wire fence into the fields. I got that wretched feeling again. Like hell was round the corner. Looking back, I realized that I must have drawn something that day, all those years ago. My first proto-message. It would have been a harmless squiggle.... Indecipherable. A dud. Nonetheless, that must have been the moment I became a messenger.
It turned out that Ian was Rowenna’s partner. In the hospital café, he had shaken hands with Peter, and his eyebrows had twitched a little. Rowenna, I figured, would explain things to Joe and Ian later. Maybe she was doing it right now. Peter hadn’t looked too glum when Ian called Rowenna “darling.” I suppose he’d been expecting as much. He always imagined the worst.
I was tired by the time I got to Auntie Lizzie’s, and I didn’t want to talk.
What to read after The Messengers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Hogan to read onlineMoreLess
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