Dead Silence
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Fran, as her friends called her, ran a bridge club for the social elite—so, of course, Irene had never been invited.
“The macaroni salad looks good today,” she said.
Since there were only the two of them waiting for Polly Zufelt to finish whatever she was doing in back, Fran couldn’t possibly mistake the fact that Irene was addressing her. But Fran still gave her a frown that said, “Are you talking to me?” “I guess,” she replied indifferently.
Irene straightened the pretty silk scarf she’d tied ...over her linen dress. “You gettin’ ready for bridge club?”
Fran assessed her coldly. “It’s Reva’s birthday. Polly’s just boxing up her cake.”
Reva, who was married to one of the more affluent farmers in the area, was Fran’s best friend. She came into the dress shop occasionally, but Irene didn’t like her any better than she did Fran. “So you’re having a little party when you’re finished playing cards?” she asked.
“That’s right,” Fran said. “I suppose you’re going back to work?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fran, as her friends called her, ran a bridge club for the social elite—so, of course, Irene had never been invited.
“The macaroni salad looks good today,” she said.
Since there were only the two of them waiting for Polly Zufelt to finish whatever she was doing in back, Fran couldn’t possibly mistake the fact that Irene was addressing her. But Fran still gave her a frown that said, “Are you talking to me?” “I guess,” she replied indifferently.
Irene straightened the pretty silk scarf she’d tied ...over her linen dress. “You gettin’ ready for bridge club?”
Fran assessed her coldly. “It’s Reva’s birthday. Polly’s just boxing up her cake.”
Reva, who was married to one of the more affluent farmers in the area, was Fran’s best friend. She came into the dress shop occasionally, but Irene didn’t like her any better than she did Fran. “So you’re having a little party when you’re finished playing cards?” she asked.
“That’s right,” Fran said. “I suppose you’re going back to work?”
What to read after Dead Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brenda Novak to read onlineMoreLess
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