I Could Love You
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When he says ‘Nothing’ they don’t believe him, Carrie most of all.
‘That’s stupid,’ she says. ‘All that does is make it harder for us.’ ‘I don’t really want any presents. How is that harder?’ ‘So now we have to guess what you want and get it wrong and waste our money.’ ‘Why? I’ve told you. I don’t want anything.’ ‘All right, darling,’ says their mother, just back from London, hurriedly putting on a pan for pasta. ‘Don’t worry about it. I’ll come up with something.’ ‘See,’ says Carrie. ‘Now Mum h...as to do all the work. Now you’re the centre of attention. Oh dear, what can we get Jack? Let’s all talk about Jack for the rest of our lives. How can we make Jack happy?’ ‘For God’s sake!’ Their mother tired by a busy day. ‘Just stop getting at each other. I can’t stand it.’ ‘I’m not getting at anyone,’ says Jack. ‘All I said was I didn’t want Christmas presents. I never said anything about not being happy. Carrie just made that up.’ His father appears and his mother says they have to go to dinner in London tomorrow night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he says ‘Nothing’ they don’t believe him, Carrie most of all.
‘That’s stupid,’ she says. ‘All that does is make it harder for us.’ ‘I don’t really want any presents. How is that harder?’ ‘So now we have to guess what you want and get it wrong and waste our money.’ ‘Why? I’ve told you. I don’t want anything.’ ‘All right, darling,’ says their mother, just back from London, hurriedly putting on a pan for pasta. ‘Don’t worry about it. I’ll come up with something.’ ‘See,’ says Carrie. ‘Now Mum h...as to do all the work. Now you’re the centre of attention. Oh dear, what can we get Jack? Let’s all talk about Jack for the rest of our lives. How can we make Jack happy?’ ‘For God’s sake!’ Their mother tired by a busy day. ‘Just stop getting at each other. I can’t stand it.’ ‘I’m not getting at anyone,’ says Jack. ‘All I said was I didn’t want Christmas presents. I never said anything about not being happy. Carrie just made that up.’ His father appears and his mother says they have to go to dinner in London tomorrow night.
What to read after I Could Love You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, William, 1753-1815 to read onlineMoreLess
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