Claimedbythenative (2013)
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I asked. The silence had stretched too long. He was pouring tea into small metal vessels, the thick tendons of his back rolling beneath dark, smooth skin.
“Navin.”
He turned suddenly, advancing toward me with a cup of steaming tea. I thought, as I accepted the beverage, that this was the most surreal moment of my life. Nothing could outdo this, I was certain. I could climb Mount Everest, skydive from an airplane, bungee-jump from a bridge toward a raging river and nothing would be more surreal t...han standing in a paddy-field shack in India with the sole, inevitable purpose of having sex with an absolute stranger.
“Thank you,” I said. “Nanni,” I corrected, trying one of the handful of words I had learned in Malayalam.
Navin smiled, his dark brows knitting in surprise. “You are welcome. Drink.”
Despite having no desire for the aromatic tea, the first sip was ambrosia to my taste buds. There was a crisp perfection to the brew, as though Navin were a connoisseur. Groaning my approval, I sipped again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I asked. The silence had stretched too long. He was pouring tea into small metal vessels, the thick tendons of his back rolling beneath dark, smooth skin.
“Navin.”
He turned suddenly, advancing toward me with a cup of steaming tea. I thought, as I accepted the beverage, that this was the most surreal moment of my life. Nothing could outdo this, I was certain. I could climb Mount Everest, skydive from an airplane, bungee-jump from a bridge toward a raging river and nothing would be more surreal t...han standing in a paddy-field shack in India with the sole, inevitable purpose of having sex with an absolute stranger.
“Thank you,” I said. “Nanni,” I corrected, trying one of the handful of words I had learned in Malayalam.
Navin smiled, his dark brows knitting in surprise. “You are welcome. Drink.”
Despite having no desire for the aromatic tea, the first sip was ambrosia to my taste buds. There was a crisp perfection to the brew, as though Navin were a connoisseur. Groaning my approval, I sipped again.
What to read after Claimedbythenative?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Rea to read onlineMoreLess
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