The Woman Next Door (2001)
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The shower door was wet, the towels askew. She opened his closet with her heart in her throat, fearful that he might have packed up and taken his things, infinitely relieved when she found everything there.
She showered, dressed, and did her makeup and hair, all the while assuming he would be gone from the house by the time she was done, and wondering how she felt about that. When she went downstairs, though, he was in the kitchen, leaning against the counter with his ankles crossed. Despite the... pose, there was nothing relaxed about him. His knuckles were white around a mug of coffee. His hair was damp, his eyes dark.
“Hi,” she said with a cautious smile.
“You didn’t come to bed last night. That’s the second night in a row.”
The gauntlet thrown, she said, “I fell asleep. You didn’t wake me.” She had woken several times on her own, wondering, waiting, fearing. She needed a sign from him that he didn’t blame her for their not having kids. She needed a sign that he loved her and wouldn’t dream of going to another woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shower door was wet, the towels askew. She opened his closet with her heart in her throat, fearful that he might have packed up and taken his things, infinitely relieved when she found everything there.
She showered, dressed, and did her makeup and hair, all the while assuming he would be gone from the house by the time she was done, and wondering how she felt about that. When she went downstairs, though, he was in the kitchen, leaning against the counter with his ankles crossed. Despite the... pose, there was nothing relaxed about him. His knuckles were white around a mug of coffee. His hair was damp, his eyes dark.
“Hi,” she said with a cautious smile.
“You didn’t come to bed last night. That’s the second night in a row.”
The gauntlet thrown, she said, “I fell asleep. You didn’t wake me.” She had woken several times on her own, wondering, waiting, fearing. She needed a sign from him that he didn’t blame her for their not having kids. She needed a sign that he loved her and wouldn’t dream of going to another woman.
What to read after The Woman Next Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Delinsky to read onlineMoreLess
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