Good Bait
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‘Croissant? It’s a sort of curved doughy thing, a bit like–’ ‘I know what a fucking croissant is.’ ‘Good. Here. Have one.’ Cordon sat on the side of the bed, paper bag in his lap.
Letitia shook her head and, shuffling into a sitting position, pulled the pillows up against the headboard and leaned back. The sheet slipped as she twisted round, leaving one breast exposed. Outside, rain was falling lightly; you could hear it faintly against the shutters.
‘Where’ve you been anyway?’ she asked.
He hel...d up the bag. ‘To get these.’ ‘I didn’t hear the car.’ ‘I walked.’ ‘In this?’ He shrugged. ‘Live in Cornwall, remember? You get used to it.’ His hair had been darkened by the rain; shoes and waterproof jacket he’d taken off and left just inside the door. His idea had been to give himself time to think, think – what was the expression? outside the box? – but all he could see was the same set of imponderables, the same set of walls.
They’d taken the ferry from Portsmouth to St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Croissant? It’s a sort of curved doughy thing, a bit like–’ ‘I know what a fucking croissant is.’ ‘Good. Here. Have one.’ Cordon sat on the side of the bed, paper bag in his lap.
Letitia shook her head and, shuffling into a sitting position, pulled the pillows up against the headboard and leaned back. The sheet slipped as she twisted round, leaving one breast exposed. Outside, rain was falling lightly; you could hear it faintly against the shutters.
‘Where’ve you been anyway?’ she asked.
He hel...d up the bag. ‘To get these.’ ‘I didn’t hear the car.’ ‘I walked.’ ‘In this?’ He shrugged. ‘Live in Cornwall, remember? You get used to it.’ His hair had been darkened by the rain; shoes and waterproof jacket he’d taken off and left just inside the door. His idea had been to give himself time to think, think – what was the expression? outside the box? – but all he could see was the same set of imponderables, the same set of walls.
They’d taken the ferry from Portsmouth to St.
What to read after Good Bait?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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