A Touch of Gold
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I yelled at him as his wheelchair began to glide away. The boat I stood on was slipping back from the dock. “Who is he?”
“All in good time,” he shouted as he waved. “I enjoyed our lunch too much not to give you another reason to come back. Bring Horace with you too!”
My father? He was more a mythological figure than old Bunk Whitley. My mother had always told me that he died before I was born. Theirs was a brief, passionate meeting that had taken place out of the blue—resulting in me. My... father died before he even knew I’d been conceived in their one night together. It was a scandal at the time as my mother’s pregnancy began to show and there was no father. Because they were never married, I carried my mother’s name.
My family weathered the scandal. My mother was very quiet about my father, never mentioning him unless I asked. I didn’t do so very often because I could see the pain it caused her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I yelled at him as his wheelchair began to glide away. The boat I stood on was slipping back from the dock. “Who is he?”
“All in good time,” he shouted as he waved. “I enjoyed our lunch too much not to give you another reason to come back. Bring Horace with you too!”
My father? He was more a mythological figure than old Bunk Whitley. My mother had always told me that he died before I was born. Theirs was a brief, passionate meeting that had taken place out of the blue—resulting in me. My... father died before he even knew I’d been conceived in their one night together. It was a scandal at the time as my mother’s pregnancy began to show and there was no father. Because they were never married, I carried my mother’s name.
My family weathered the scandal. My mother was very quiet about my father, never mentioning him unless I asked. I didn’t do so very often because I could see the pain it caused her.
What to read after A Touch of Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Lavene to read onlineMoreLess
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