Victory Square
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Magda had stared at me often during the meal, but I couldn’t figure out what she was trying to tell me until I was putting on my coat. She pulled me aside. “What I said last night is true.”
“I know.”
“The other part, I mean. I love you. And I want to help you. I don’t care if what they say about Lena is true. If she worked for them, she did it because she felt she had no choice. No one’s going to convince me otherwise.”
“Thanks.”
Bernard decided at the last minute to join us, because he wanted t...o find a Christmas tree for Sanja. Squeezed between them in the truck, I realized that, whatever his flaws, Bernard loved his family. “Here,” he said near a cluster of pine trees before the main road.
Ferenc didn’t bother slowing. “Too small.”
“Anything bigger, you won’t be able to fit it in the house.”
“We’re not doing it half-ass this year,” said Ferenc. “We’ll find something on the way back.”
They argued, shooting barbs back and forth past me as we bounced along the shoddy country road, but I wasn’t listening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Magda had stared at me often during the meal, but I couldn’t figure out what she was trying to tell me until I was putting on my coat. She pulled me aside. “What I said last night is true.”
“I know.”
“The other part, I mean. I love you. And I want to help you. I don’t care if what they say about Lena is true. If she worked for them, she did it because she felt she had no choice. No one’s going to convince me otherwise.”
“Thanks.”
Bernard decided at the last minute to join us, because he wanted t...o find a Christmas tree for Sanja. Squeezed between them in the truck, I realized that, whatever his flaws, Bernard loved his family. “Here,” he said near a cluster of pine trees before the main road.
Ferenc didn’t bother slowing. “Too small.”
“Anything bigger, you won’t be able to fit it in the house.”
“We’re not doing it half-ass this year,” said Ferenc. “We’ll find something on the way back.”
They argued, shooting barbs back and forth past me as we bounced along the shoddy country road, but I wasn’t listening.
What to read after Victory Square?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olen Steinhauer to read onlineMoreLess
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