Things Unsaid: a Novel
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Bob lay there in intensive care.
Their relationship had somehow been defanged: they had reached a truce. Twenty hours after his heart attack, her husband had asked her in shallow breaths, “Where are we? Who’s in our bedroom?”
Aida had answered softly, taking his hand: “That’s Joanne, darling. Jules will fly out later, when you’re all better. Zoë is sick.”
Bob was delirious. He wouldn’t know about his number one daughter’s disgraceful behavior, not being there. Aida’s lips were pinched, calm eyes... dry. Her body seemed reduced somehow, desiccated, starved. After twenty years of talking about Bob’s death, it was finally happening. She was quiet. She could hear Joanne sobbing, choking. Bob had fallen asleep, so she quietly bent over and kissed his hair. It smelled sweet and clean.
“Don’t worry, dear,” Aida whispered, still holding her husband’s hand. She wondered why her heart was racing. A symphony of cymbals and percussions in her head, almost shattering her eardrums.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bob lay there in intensive care.
Their relationship had somehow been defanged: they had reached a truce. Twenty hours after his heart attack, her husband had asked her in shallow breaths, “Where are we? Who’s in our bedroom?”
Aida had answered softly, taking his hand: “That’s Joanne, darling. Jules will fly out later, when you’re all better. Zoë is sick.”
Bob was delirious. He wouldn’t know about his number one daughter’s disgraceful behavior, not being there. Aida’s lips were pinched, calm eyes... dry. Her body seemed reduced somehow, desiccated, starved. After twenty years of talking about Bob’s death, it was finally happening. She was quiet. She could hear Joanne sobbing, choking. Bob had fallen asleep, so she quietly bent over and kissed his hair. It smelled sweet and clean.
“Don’t worry, dear,” Aida whispered, still holding her husband’s hand. She wondered why her heart was racing. A symphony of cymbals and percussions in her head, almost shattering her eardrums.
What to read after Things Unsaid: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Y. Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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