Crossed Bones
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My affair with Michael had driven a bit of a wedge between Alison and myself, especially once she had experienced the ignominy and pain of Andrew’s adultery. She had never approved of Michael, even as Anna’s husband. ‘There’s something essentially untrustworthy about him,’ I remember her remarking to me very early on in their relationship. I hadn’t dared tell her about the two of us for over a year after it had started, and when I did she went completely silent, her lips pursed. At last she said..., ‘I ought to call Anna right now. I ought to just pick up the phone and tell her that her best friend’s screwing her husband, and she should get shot of them both.’ I’d half willed her to do it, though I knew Anna would be furious and hate me. But I also knew that no matter what he had done she would not let Michael go that easily; and that he would never leave her, not for me. Partly, it was her money, but it went deeper than that in a way I did not want to examine too closely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My affair with Michael had driven a bit of a wedge between Alison and myself, especially once she had experienced the ignominy and pain of Andrew’s adultery. She had never approved of Michael, even as Anna’s husband. ‘There’s something essentially untrustworthy about him,’ I remember her remarking to me very early on in their relationship. I hadn’t dared tell her about the two of us for over a year after it had started, and when I did she went completely silent, her lips pursed. At last she said..., ‘I ought to call Anna right now. I ought to just pick up the phone and tell her that her best friend’s screwing her husband, and she should get shot of them both.’ I’d half willed her to do it, though I knew Anna would be furious and hate me. But I also knew that no matter what he had done she would not let Michael go that easily; and that he would never leave her, not for me. Partly, it was her money, but it went deeper than that in a way I did not want to examine too closely.
What to read after Crossed Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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