The Pupil
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She had been rather short on the telephone, and Anthony was suppressing a faint dread as he sat morosely on the Piccadilly Line on the way to her flat.
It was midday when he arrived and she was alone in the flat, still wearing one of the large, crumpled men’s shirts that she slept in, and that always seemed to Anthony to make her appear tiny and vulnerable. She looked cross and had mascara smudges under her eyes.
‘Want a coffee?’ she asked, as he followed her into the kitchen.
‘Thank...s.’ He wondered what to say next, how to broach the subject of the previous night. ‘You seem a bit the worse for wear,’ he remarked, as she handed him his coffee.
‘Do I? Thanks,’ she said shortly, taking her coffee off to the living room.
Anthony’s sense of impotence grew and, without wanting to, he said, ‘Have a good time with Piers last night?’ She gave him a cold glance and sat down at the far end of the sofa, tucking her legs up beneath her and pulling the shirt tail down over her bare thighs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had been rather short on the telephone, and Anthony was suppressing a faint dread as he sat morosely on the Piccadilly Line on the way to her flat.
It was midday when he arrived and she was alone in the flat, still wearing one of the large, crumpled men’s shirts that she slept in, and that always seemed to Anthony to make her appear tiny and vulnerable. She looked cross and had mascara smudges under her eyes.
‘Want a coffee?’ she asked, as he followed her into the kitchen.
‘Thank...s.’ He wondered what to say next, how to broach the subject of the previous night. ‘You seem a bit the worse for wear,’ he remarked, as she handed him his coffee.
‘Do I? Thanks,’ she said shortly, taking her coffee off to the living room.
Anthony’s sense of impotence grew and, without wanting to, he said, ‘Have a good time with Piers last night?’ She gave him a cold glance and sat down at the far end of the sofa, tucking her legs up beneath her and pulling the shirt tail down over her bare thighs.
What to read after The Pupil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caro Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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