The Water's Lovely (2006)
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He was the third one she had spoken to. He attracted her not at all but he was there, standing alone with a glass in his hand, and she approached him because all the others had paired off. Once more she introduced herself as Pam and he said his name was Keith. The tone he used when he said it was dry and condescending as if she hardly had a right to ask him.
‘Have you ever been to speed dating before?’ It had been her opening gambit at the two previous encounters.
He didn’t reply. He looked her ...up and down. ‘Bit over the hill for this sort of thing, aren’t you? What makes someone like you want to come here?’ She felt herself blush shamefully. ‘I’m fifty-six. How old are you?’ ‘It’s different for men, isn’t it?’ he said. ‘A man of fifty-six isn’t old. He’s in the prime of life. Whereas a woman …’ He left the sentence unfinished, looked about him. ‘Time to move on to the next lucky lady,’ he said and walked off.
She hadn’t moved on to the next lucky man but had gone home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was the third one she had spoken to. He attracted her not at all but he was there, standing alone with a glass in his hand, and she approached him because all the others had paired off. Once more she introduced herself as Pam and he said his name was Keith. The tone he used when he said it was dry and condescending as if she hardly had a right to ask him.
‘Have you ever been to speed dating before?’ It had been her opening gambit at the two previous encounters.
He didn’t reply. He looked her ...up and down. ‘Bit over the hill for this sort of thing, aren’t you? What makes someone like you want to come here?’ She felt herself blush shamefully. ‘I’m fifty-six. How old are you?’ ‘It’s different for men, isn’t it?’ he said. ‘A man of fifty-six isn’t old. He’s in the prime of life. Whereas a woman …’ He left the sentence unfinished, looked about him. ‘Time to move on to the next lucky lady,’ he said and walked off.
She hadn’t moved on to the next lucky man but had gone home.
What to read after The Water's Lovely?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Rendell to read onlineMoreLess
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