Home for the Summer
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She opened her eyes, and looked around, and remembered.“Not in Kansas anymore,” she whispered.She looked over her shoulder and found the other side of the bed empty, and figured the sound she heard was the shower. She tossed off the blanket she’d been wrapped in and sat on the edge of the bed.It had been one hell of a night.Had she really poured out the whole story to Clay?She was pretty sure she had.He’d been visibly upset by what she told him, but thankfully, there’d been no sign of the judgme...nt she’d feared, no indication that he blamed her for what had happened. Her rapist had told her repeatedly that she was to blame for what happened, that she’d been blatantly “asking for it.” Lucy knew that hadn’t been true, and Clay seemed to know it, too. He never once questioned her or doubted her recounting of the event. On the contrary, he’d been angry that she’d never reported the assault, that her rapist had never been made to face the consequences for what he’d done to her, though she was pretty sure he understood why it had taken her so long to talk about it.In retrospect, maybe she could have—should have—handled things differently, but the child she’d been had lacked the wisdom and the foresight of the woman she’d become.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She opened her eyes, and looked around, and remembered.“Not in Kansas anymore,” she whispered.She looked over her shoulder and found the other side of the bed empty, and figured the sound she heard was the shower. She tossed off the blanket she’d been wrapped in and sat on the edge of the bed.It had been one hell of a night.Had she really poured out the whole story to Clay?She was pretty sure she had.He’d been visibly upset by what she told him, but thankfully, there’d been no sign of the judgme...nt she’d feared, no indication that he blamed her for what had happened. Her rapist had told her repeatedly that she was to blame for what happened, that she’d been blatantly “asking for it.” Lucy knew that hadn’t been true, and Clay seemed to know it, too. He never once questioned her or doubted her recounting of the event. On the contrary, he’d been angry that she’d never reported the assault, that her rapist had never been made to face the consequences for what he’d done to her, though she was pretty sure he understood why it had taken her so long to talk about it.In retrospect, maybe she could have—should have—handled things differently, but the child she’d been had lacked the wisdom and the foresight of the woman she’d become.
What to read after Home for the Summer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mariah Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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