Game Theory (2016)
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I can’t remember how I got there. She put a cup of tea and a plate of biscuits in front of me. I don’t drink tea. I have never drunk tea. The biscuits were Arnott’s and I wondered if she just took a packet off the shelves in situations like this. How did that work? Did she have to fill out a form and what would she put down for reasons? Was there a box to be ticked for ‘Missing child’?
Then the manager left. She put a hand on my shoulder and I think I smiled. I might even have said ‘Thank you.’ ...Later on, I found out it was Ms Abbott, the woman Summer had so spectacularly insulted on her last day at work. She’d been on leave that day but came in when news filtered through of Phoebe’s disappearance. Was it concern, genuine concern, that brought her into work on her day off? Or a sense that potential scandal was best dealt with in person? Forestalling recrimination, protecting her position? I only thought about this stuff later. For now, I wasn’t thinking at all, unless a jumble of images and unrelated ideas counts as thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can’t remember how I got there. She put a cup of tea and a plate of biscuits in front of me. I don’t drink tea. I have never drunk tea. The biscuits were Arnott’s and I wondered if she just took a packet off the shelves in situations like this. How did that work? Did she have to fill out a form and what would she put down for reasons? Was there a box to be ticked for ‘Missing child’?
Then the manager left. She put a hand on my shoulder and I think I smiled. I might even have said ‘Thank you.’ ...Later on, I found out it was Ms Abbott, the woman Summer had so spectacularly insulted on her last day at work. She’d been on leave that day but came in when news filtered through of Phoebe’s disappearance. Was it concern, genuine concern, that brought her into work on her day off? Or a sense that potential scandal was best dealt with in person? Forestalling recrimination, protecting her position? I only thought about this stuff later. For now, I wasn’t thinking at all, unless a jumble of images and unrelated ideas counts as thought.
What to read after Game Theory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Jonsberg to read onlineMoreLess
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