Walking the Line
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Tonight had turned out better than I expected. Not only had Ellie preserved my crown jewels by not kneeing me for getting her to the bar under false pretenses, she’d stayed and we’d had a great dinner.
Though it wasn’t the soft shell crab, coriander prawns, slow-cooked veal, hickory-smoked trout, pork belly in black vinegar, and thyme-infused peach sorbet that made the evening great so much as the way she’d unwound. For the first time in a week, I’d glimpsed the woman behind the crimson lipstick... and gelled hair and overly made-up eyes.
Ellie loved junk food and old action movies and drinking coffee at Circular Quay on a Monday morning. She hated sports and politics and moths. And she adored city life in Sydney.
She’d been so animated at one point, she’d started spouting facts about the Cross like an encyclopedia and while I hadn’t been particularly interested in learning the El Alamein Fountain’s dandelion design done by a New Zealand architect had been copied around the world, I was riveted to her every word because she’d come alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tonight had turned out better than I expected. Not only had Ellie preserved my crown jewels by not kneeing me for getting her to the bar under false pretenses, she’d stayed and we’d had a great dinner.
Though it wasn’t the soft shell crab, coriander prawns, slow-cooked veal, hickory-smoked trout, pork belly in black vinegar, and thyme-infused peach sorbet that made the evening great so much as the way she’d unwound. For the first time in a week, I’d glimpsed the woman behind the crimson lipstick... and gelled hair and overly made-up eyes.
Ellie loved junk food and old action movies and drinking coffee at Circular Quay on a Monday morning. She hated sports and politics and moths. And she adored city life in Sydney.
She’d been so animated at one point, she’d started spouting facts about the Cross like an encyclopedia and while I hadn’t been particularly interested in learning the El Alamein Fountain’s dandelion design done by a New Zealand architect had been copied around the world, I was riveted to her every word because she’d come alive.
What to read after Walking the Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicola Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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