To Say I Love You
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We exchanged texts a few times a day and called each other fairly regularly. His absence highlighted how much we had all relied on him while he was here.
Neither I, my sister, nor Dad had managed to settle into any kind of routine. I wasn’t sleeping well and assumed from their tired eyes they weren’t, either. It had only been a couple of weeks since Mama passed, and although I was coming to terms with the fact she was gone, I was having a hard time accepting she’d hidden her illness from us for ...so long.
I hadn’t lived in Georgia since I was a young teenager, so being back was strange. It was a different way of life from Seattle, that much was certain. There was a much stronger sense of community, of people knowing each other, of interactions with neighbors.
Will and I lived in a nice house on Capitol Hill, the “gay district” of Seattle. Even so, we only knew a few people from the area, and a few more to nod to in passing. Here, everyone knew my family, and by extension, me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We exchanged texts a few times a day and called each other fairly regularly. His absence highlighted how much we had all relied on him while he was here.
Neither I, my sister, nor Dad had managed to settle into any kind of routine. I wasn’t sleeping well and assumed from their tired eyes they weren’t, either. It had only been a couple of weeks since Mama passed, and although I was coming to terms with the fact she was gone, I was having a hard time accepting she’d hidden her illness from us for ...so long.
I hadn’t lived in Georgia since I was a young teenager, so being back was strange. It was a different way of life from Seattle, that much was certain. There was a much stronger sense of community, of people knowing each other, of interactions with neighbors.
Will and I lived in a nice house on Capitol Hill, the “gay district” of Seattle. Even so, we only knew a few people from the area, and a few more to nod to in passing. Here, everyone knew my family, and by extension, me.
What to read after To Say I Love You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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