Alice And the Fly
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She hasn’t told me it yet, but she has a brand new set of questions, mostly about my relationship with my parents. She asked if I think I’m a good son. I didn’t really know what to tell her. I don’t smoke. On the other hand I don’t do the washing-up (I’m too scared of breaking the china). I can’t be a bad son because I don’t really do anything. I’m a nothing son. It’s like in Chemistry when we studied acids and alkalis, dipping those purple strips of litmus paper into beakers of vinegar and lemo...n juice to determine their pH level. I am the tap water. I am pH7. Neutral. I remain purple.
In the end I couldn’t decide what to say and too much silence had passed to say anything, so I said nothing.
I didn’t go to the bus stop afterwards. I couldn’t face the ride without you so I just walked home. Mum was on the floor in the living room, reciting a shopping list she was writing in permanent marker on the back of an old House Proud Magazine. The list consisted of more salmon and more mango and more rice and more chipotle and more butternut squash and more of pretty much everything else needed for the Hamptons’ meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She hasn’t told me it yet, but she has a brand new set of questions, mostly about my relationship with my parents. She asked if I think I’m a good son. I didn’t really know what to tell her. I don’t smoke. On the other hand I don’t do the washing-up (I’m too scared of breaking the china). I can’t be a bad son because I don’t really do anything. I’m a nothing son. It’s like in Chemistry when we studied acids and alkalis, dipping those purple strips of litmus paper into beakers of vinegar and lemo...n juice to determine their pH level. I am the tap water. I am pH7. Neutral. I remain purple.
In the end I couldn’t decide what to say and too much silence had passed to say anything, so I said nothing.
I didn’t go to the bus stop afterwards. I couldn’t face the ride without you so I just walked home. Mum was on the floor in the living room, reciting a shopping list she was writing in permanent marker on the back of an old House Proud Magazine. The list consisted of more salmon and more mango and more rice and more chipotle and more butternut squash and more of pretty much everything else needed for the Hamptons’ meal.
What to read after Alice And the Fly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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