Figment
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And it was true that when I opened my eyes to the London fog at my windows, I did feel better. The horrors of the night before were reduced in the face of such mundane details as my hairbrush on the dresser and last night’s dirty underwear crumpled under the chair.
I pulled on jeans and a navy-blue T-shirt, slid the infinity charm into my pocket, and slipped out to the kitchen, where I found a note on the bare table.
You were still sleeping when we left for the embassy meeting, so we did...n’t want to wake you, read my mother’s handwriting. Dad and I know you must be upset after last night. We’re concerned, too. We’ll need to talk after we get home later. Love, M & D I stared at the note a second longer, then took the candle lighter from the junk drawer. I lit the note and left the ashes in the sink. They could find that when they got home.
The dank fog and flat white sky outdoors did even more to calm my nerves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it was true that when I opened my eyes to the London fog at my windows, I did feel better. The horrors of the night before were reduced in the face of such mundane details as my hairbrush on the dresser and last night’s dirty underwear crumpled under the chair.
I pulled on jeans and a navy-blue T-shirt, slid the infinity charm into my pocket, and slipped out to the kitchen, where I found a note on the bare table.
You were still sleeping when we left for the embassy meeting, so we did...n’t want to wake you, read my mother’s handwriting. Dad and I know you must be upset after last night. We’re concerned, too. We’ll need to talk after we get home later. Love, M & D I stared at the note a second longer, then took the candle lighter from the junk drawer. I lit the note and left the ashes in the sink. They could find that when they got home.
The dank fog and flat white sky outdoors did even more to calm my nerves.
What to read after Figment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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