Fury On Sunday (2014)
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“367 West 54th,” she told the driver.
“Yes, ma’am.”
The driver pulled the door shut and the cab pulled away from the curb. The street was completely silent except for the sound of the motor.
Ruth shivered as she settled back on the cold leather seat. God, I hope he isn’t angry when he sees me, she thought. What if he knows what I’m thinking; about Jane trying to get him there?
Her throat moved. Maybe she should go home. Maybe it would be better. Nothing could be wrong. Maybe it was better she ju...st went home to bed and let herself worry. That was better than Bob’s knowing she hadn’t trusted him.
But it wasn’t a matter of trust, she told herself.
Oh, it was no use arguing with herself. She might as well clear her mind of everything. She was going and that was all there was to it. She loved him too much to lie awake at home, tossing on the bed and dying a thousand deaths of fear each second. It was no use. If she was going to make a faux pas, then she was going to make it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“367 West 54th,” she told the driver.
“Yes, ma’am.”
The driver pulled the door shut and the cab pulled away from the curb. The street was completely silent except for the sound of the motor.
Ruth shivered as she settled back on the cold leather seat. God, I hope he isn’t angry when he sees me, she thought. What if he knows what I’m thinking; about Jane trying to get him there?
Her throat moved. Maybe she should go home. Maybe it would be better. Nothing could be wrong. Maybe it was better she ju...st went home to bed and let herself worry. That was better than Bob’s knowing she hadn’t trusted him.
But it wasn’t a matter of trust, she told herself.
Oh, it was no use arguing with herself. She might as well clear her mind of everything. She was going and that was all there was to it. She loved him too much to lie awake at home, tossing on the bed and dying a thousand deaths of fear each second. It was no use. If she was going to make a faux pas, then she was going to make it.
What to read after Fury On Sunday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Matheson to read onlineMoreLess
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