Torn
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‘I hate days like today …’ He and Chris were in a small city-center pub, and in a mood to blow off some steam after John Crowe’s funeral earlier.
Music blasted out way too loud from the jukebox in the corner. A gaggle of girls in micro-miniskirts stood in a cluster drinking alcopops, exchanging flirtatious glances with a bunch of young guys who were cranking loose change into the machine. Ninety percent of the people in there were under twenty.
Kennedy looked thoughtfully at his drink. ‘...Ah, my friend in need …’ He buried his face in stout, then looked around the pub as if seeing it for the first time. ‘Jesus, I’m getting old. Look at this place. Remember when it had ratty old stags’ heads on the walls, and you got change back from a fiver when you bought a pint?’ Chris grinned. ‘No, Granddad, I don’t.’ ‘Ah, feck off.’ Kennedy slumped back in his seat. ‘I am getting old, though. Days like today sort of bring that home to you.’ He stuck his head in the glass again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I hate days like today …’ He and Chris were in a small city-center pub, and in a mood to blow off some steam after John Crowe’s funeral earlier.
Music blasted out way too loud from the jukebox in the corner. A gaggle of girls in micro-miniskirts stood in a cluster drinking alcopops, exchanging flirtatious glances with a bunch of young guys who were cranking loose change into the machine. Ninety percent of the people in there were under twenty.
Kennedy looked thoughtfully at his drink. ‘...Ah, my friend in need …’ He buried his face in stout, then looked around the pub as if seeing it for the first time. ‘Jesus, I’m getting old. Look at this place. Remember when it had ratty old stags’ heads on the walls, and you got change back from a fiver when you bought a pint?’ Chris grinned. ‘No, Granddad, I don’t.’ ‘Ah, feck off.’ Kennedy slumped back in his seat. ‘I am getting old, though. Days like today sort of bring that home to you.’ He stuck his head in the glass again.
What to read after Torn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, Casey to read onlineMoreLess
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