White Goods
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A memory.
We are in a car.
Five-of-us. I think. Yes - we are driving at night and there are five of us – but not the usual crowd. Someone is missing; someone has been replaced.
Dad – Dad is missing. Dad has been replaced. ` I’m in the back of the car, sandwiched between my brother and sister. Mum is in the front, driving and the fifth person is next to her. A brand new addition to our family tableaux.
‘Tonight’s our little secret, okay?’ Mum had said to us, repeatedly, fearfully. Terrified tha...t word of what we were doing would get back to headquarters. ‘Dad doesn’t need to hear about this, does he?’ There’s a very dark sky: purple-black. However, there are stars; I remember them. No, not stars – lights. We are high on a hill and we have stopped. I need a wee. Della feels sick. So, we stop the car. Stretch our legs. At night. And there we are, at the top of a hill, looking down on a town.
It looks like a city of stars.
The scene has several soundtracks: distant traffic; my wee making a hissing, crackling sound as it splashes against a bush; Della making a dry heaving sound, though nothing’s coming out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A memory.
We are in a car.
Five-of-us. I think. Yes - we are driving at night and there are five of us – but not the usual crowd. Someone is missing; someone has been replaced.
Dad – Dad is missing. Dad has been replaced. ` I’m in the back of the car, sandwiched between my brother and sister. Mum is in the front, driving and the fifth person is next to her. A brand new addition to our family tableaux.
‘Tonight’s our little secret, okay?’ Mum had said to us, repeatedly, fearfully. Terrified tha...t word of what we were doing would get back to headquarters. ‘Dad doesn’t need to hear about this, does he?’ There’s a very dark sky: purple-black. However, there are stars; I remember them. No, not stars – lights. We are high on a hill and we have stopped. I need a wee. Della feels sick. So, we stop the car. Stretch our legs. At night. And there we are, at the top of a hill, looking down on a town.
It looks like a city of stars.
The scene has several soundtracks: distant traffic; my wee making a hissing, crackling sound as it splashes against a bush; Della making a dry heaving sound, though nothing’s coming out.
What to read after White Goods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guy Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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