The Ravine (2008)
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“Huh, wha?”
“You’re fucking van der Glick?”
“Ronnie?”
“Oh, I’m sorry, my boner, I should have identified myself. Hello, Philip? It’s Veronica, your estranged wife.”
“Hi.”
“You’re fucking van der Glick?”
“Okay, now, let me just gather my thoughts here for a second. I was taking a nap.”
“Because you were shit-faced last night?”
“I wouldn’t say I was shit-faced.”
“Jay said you guys were shit-faced. That is the exact term he used.”
“You’ve been talking to Jay?”
“Yes.”
“Why were you talking to Jay?”
...“I don’t need a reason to talk to Jay. He is my brother-in-law.”
“He’s your estranged brother-in-law.”
“No. You are my estranged husband. Jay is my brother-in-law. He may be a little strange, I’ll grant you that.”
“Okay. And he apparently informed you that I’ve seen Rainie a couple of times.”
“Seen her? Jay said she had hold of your dick the whole night.”
“Jay seems to have been very chatty.”
“Well, at least he let me know what was going on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Huh, wha?”
“You’re fucking van der Glick?”
“Ronnie?”
“Oh, I’m sorry, my boner, I should have identified myself. Hello, Philip? It’s Veronica, your estranged wife.”
“Hi.”
“You’re fucking van der Glick?”
“Okay, now, let me just gather my thoughts here for a second. I was taking a nap.”
“Because you were shit-faced last night?”
“I wouldn’t say I was shit-faced.”
“Jay said you guys were shit-faced. That is the exact term he used.”
“You’ve been talking to Jay?”
“Yes.”
“Why were you talking to Jay?”
...“I don’t need a reason to talk to Jay. He is my brother-in-law.”
“He’s your estranged brother-in-law.”
“No. You are my estranged husband. Jay is my brother-in-law. He may be a little strange, I’ll grant you that.”
“Okay. And he apparently informed you that I’ve seen Rainie a couple of times.”
“Seen her? Jay said she had hold of your dick the whole night.”
“Jay seems to have been very chatty.”
“Well, at least he let me know what was going on.
What to read after The Ravine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Quarrington to read onlineMoreLess
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