Carthage
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The letter her fiancé had given her when he’d departed for Iraq—“Only open this if you will never see me again.”
She’d known what he meant, at once.
She’d taken the envelope from him quickly, so that no one might see.
She’d kissed him good-bye. Hugged him, kissed him, pressed her tear-streaked face against his.
“Of course I will see you again, Brett! Don’t say such a thing.”
NOW IN THE EVENING of October 13, 2005, when it was becoming known through Carthage that the young corporal so long susp...ected of having murdered Cressida Mayfield had confessed to police, now when it was known to the Mayfields that Cressida was gone utterly, and would not ever return to them, and that Brett Kincaid too was dead to them, and would not ever return to them, quietly Juliet entered her bedroom, went to the bureau and slid open the drawer and removed from it the envelope she’d hidden away nearly two years ago in the hope that she would not ever be drawn to seeking it let alone opening and reading it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The letter her fiancé had given her when he’d departed for Iraq—“Only open this if you will never see me again.”
She’d known what he meant, at once.
She’d taken the envelope from him quickly, so that no one might see.
She’d kissed him good-bye. Hugged him, kissed him, pressed her tear-streaked face against his.
“Of course I will see you again, Brett! Don’t say such a thing.”
NOW IN THE EVENING of October 13, 2005, when it was becoming known through Carthage that the young corporal so long susp...ected of having murdered Cressida Mayfield had confessed to police, now when it was known to the Mayfields that Cressida was gone utterly, and would not ever return to them, and that Brett Kincaid too was dead to them, and would not ever return to them, quietly Juliet entered her bedroom, went to the bureau and slid open the drawer and removed from it the envelope she’d hidden away nearly two years ago in the hope that she would not ever be drawn to seeking it let alone opening and reading it.
What to read after Carthage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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