How the Trouble Started (2012)
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No therapists, psychotherapists, or counsellors. There was no legal requirement and Mum thought it better not to dwell on any of it. ‘They’ve done tests Donald. On soldiers back from war who saw and did terrible things. Those that went to see head doctors and talked about it and relived it over and over recovered more slowly than those that kept shut and got on with things.’ So that was that. As far as she was concerned the second we closed the door of the new house in Raithswaite it was finishe...d with. Outside of the house was a town where nobody knew about it, inside the house it wouldn’t be mentioned. We only ever spoke about that day once, and not even properly then. It was after the last police interview. She sat me down at the kitchen table and looked at me and said, ‘Donald. Was there anything you could have done to stop it? The accident?’ I stalled for time. ‘I shouldn’t have gone past number sixty-five,’ I said.
‘No, I don’t mean that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No therapists, psychotherapists, or counsellors. There was no legal requirement and Mum thought it better not to dwell on any of it. ‘They’ve done tests Donald. On soldiers back from war who saw and did terrible things. Those that went to see head doctors and talked about it and relived it over and over recovered more slowly than those that kept shut and got on with things.’ So that was that. As far as she was concerned the second we closed the door of the new house in Raithswaite it was finishe...d with. Outside of the house was a town where nobody knew about it, inside the house it wouldn’t be mentioned. We only ever spoke about that day once, and not even properly then. It was after the last police interview. She sat me down at the kitchen table and looked at me and said, ‘Donald. Was there anything you could have done to stop it? The accident?’ I stalled for time. ‘I shouldn’t have gone past number sixty-five,’ I said.
‘No, I don’t mean that.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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