After Dark
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Fewer customers than before. The noisy student group is gone. Mari is sitting by the window, reading again. Her glasses are off. Her hat is on the table. Her bag and varsity jacket are on the next seat. The table holds a plate of little square sandwiches and a cup of herbal tea. The sandwiches are half gone.Takahashi comes in. He is not carrying anything. He looks around, sees Mari, and heads straight for her table.“Hey, how’s it goin’?”Mari looks up, registers that it is Takahashi, and gives hi...m a little nod. She doesn’t say anything.“Okay if I join you?” he asks.“Fine,” she says, her voice neutral.He sits down facing her. He takes off his coat and yanks up the sleeves of his sweater. The waitress comes and takes his order: coffee.Takahashi looks at his watch. “Three a.m. This is the darkest part of the night—and the hardest part. You’re not sleepy?”“Not especially.”“I didn’t sleep much last night. Had a tough report to write.”Mari doesn’t say anything.“Kaoru told me you’d probably be here.”Mari nods.Takahashi says, “Sorry for putting you through that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fewer customers than before. The noisy student group is gone. Mari is sitting by the window, reading again. Her glasses are off. Her hat is on the table. Her bag and varsity jacket are on the next seat. The table holds a plate of little square sandwiches and a cup of herbal tea. The sandwiches are half gone.Takahashi comes in. He is not carrying anything. He looks around, sees Mari, and heads straight for her table.“Hey, how’s it goin’?”Mari looks up, registers that it is Takahashi, and gives hi...m a little nod. She doesn’t say anything.“Okay if I join you?” he asks.“Fine,” she says, her voice neutral.He sits down facing her. He takes off his coat and yanks up the sleeves of his sweater. The waitress comes and takes his order: coffee.Takahashi looks at his watch. “Three a.m. This is the darkest part of the night—and the hardest part. You’re not sleepy?”“Not especially.”“I didn’t sleep much last night. Had a tough report to write.”Mari doesn’t say anything.“Kaoru told me you’d probably be here.”Mari nods.Takahashi says, “Sorry for putting you through that.
What to read after After Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haruki Murakami to read onlineMoreLess
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