The Tailor's Girl
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As soon as she’d emerged from the steam her head felt clearer and the nausea had settled. But now as it closed on four in the afternoon she felt remorseful at having put Miss Aubrey-Finch’s appointment back and regretted that Sarah had spent her first day alone with Madeleine. Edie stared out into the gloom and then back to Tommy, who was playing with wooden bricks . . . or at least with the cardboard box that contained them. A drift of loneliness had swum through her at the sight of the toy tha...t had formerly been Daniel’s, turning her mood from optimistic of the previous evening to fractionally melancholy. In spite of her anger at Ben, it didn’t reduce her sorrow at cutting ties with a childhood companion.
‘Shall we go to the park, Tommy?’ she offered, even though it was darkening rapidly; they could be quick and she could use some fresh air.
‘Park,’ he repeated and blew her a kiss. Her son’s sweetness was just what was needed to remind her she had plenty of love and affection in her life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as she’d emerged from the steam her head felt clearer and the nausea had settled. But now as it closed on four in the afternoon she felt remorseful at having put Miss Aubrey-Finch’s appointment back and regretted that Sarah had spent her first day alone with Madeleine. Edie stared out into the gloom and then back to Tommy, who was playing with wooden bricks . . . or at least with the cardboard box that contained them. A drift of loneliness had swum through her at the sight of the toy tha...t had formerly been Daniel’s, turning her mood from optimistic of the previous evening to fractionally melancholy. In spite of her anger at Ben, it didn’t reduce her sorrow at cutting ties with a childhood companion.
‘Shall we go to the park, Tommy?’ she offered, even though it was darkening rapidly; they could be quick and she could use some fresh air.
‘Park,’ he repeated and blew her a kiss. Her son’s sweetness was just what was needed to remind her she had plenty of love and affection in her life.
What to read after The Tailor's Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Mcintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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