The Secrets of Married Women
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I can’t keep avoiding them forever.
‘Probably not for another week.’ She seems so completely unconcerned. Leigh seems agitated, in a distant sort of way, if you can be distantly agitated. Her attention is far across the room, inhabiting another body, another life. This is really becoming tiring now. When Leigh goes to the toilet, Wendy says, ‘I have to leave that job Jill! I can’t stand it anymore. All the petty fights. A twenty-hour argument over whether the sequins on the new hot-pants should ...be gold or baby blue. They’re a couple of dizzy, deranged prima donnas. They’re completely dysfunctional. I’ve never seen or heard of anything like it. I have to get out. Urrrrrhhh!’ I’ve never heard Wendy this desperate before. ‘Jill, I have a brain. I have an almost degree. I don’t need some massively important career, but I can’t do this anymore—act interested in things I don’t give a damn about. I need to get out of bed every morning and feel like something I do helps improve one person’s life or, even just…helps improve my own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can’t keep avoiding them forever.
‘Probably not for another week.’ She seems so completely unconcerned. Leigh seems agitated, in a distant sort of way, if you can be distantly agitated. Her attention is far across the room, inhabiting another body, another life. This is really becoming tiring now. When Leigh goes to the toilet, Wendy says, ‘I have to leave that job Jill! I can’t stand it anymore. All the petty fights. A twenty-hour argument over whether the sequins on the new hot-pants should ...be gold or baby blue. They’re a couple of dizzy, deranged prima donnas. They’re completely dysfunctional. I’ve never seen or heard of anything like it. I have to get out. Urrrrrhhh!’ I’ve never heard Wendy this desperate before. ‘Jill, I have a brain. I have an almost degree. I don’t need some massively important career, but I can’t do this anymore—act interested in things I don’t give a damn about. I need to get out of bed every morning and feel like something I do helps improve one person’s life or, even just…helps improve my own.
What to read after The Secrets of Married Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Carol to read onlineMoreLess
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