New York Echoes (2008)
New York Echoes
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Susan Charrap had said, her voice a low, hoarse whisper on the cell phone. “You’re free now.”
A burden removed, he had thought at first, even though it had been totally unexpected. Searching for a response, he was confused. It had been discussed, but there had been no resolution.
“You should have told me,” he admonished.
“Why? I’m free now as well.”
“After all, I do have some say.”
“Not anymore,” she said. He remembered the long silence, hearing vague background noises, horns honking, outdoor so...unds. Then she said: “I don’t want to see you ever again.
Not ever. Do you understand? Not ever.”
She had her own place on the East Side off 73rd and Lexington, a two-room apartment in an older walk-up. He lived on West 80th off Amsterdam. She spent more time at his place than her own. When he had finally accepted the ultimatum a few weeks later, he had sent her clothes and other odd possessions back to her. The fact was that he had taken it seriously for his own reasons, feeling, after long reflection, that she had it right: He was the unwilling one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Susan Charrap had said, her voice a low, hoarse whisper on the cell phone. “You’re free now.”
A burden removed, he had thought at first, even though it had been totally unexpected. Searching for a response, he was confused. It had been discussed, but there had been no resolution.
“You should have told me,” he admonished.
“Why? I’m free now as well.”
“After all, I do have some say.”
“Not anymore,” she said. He remembered the long silence, hearing vague background noises, horns honking, outdoor so...unds. Then she said: “I don’t want to see you ever again.
Not ever. Do you understand? Not ever.”
She had her own place on the East Side off 73rd and Lexington, a two-room apartment in an older walk-up. He lived on West 80th off Amsterdam. She spent more time at his place than her own. When he had finally accepted the ultimatum a few weeks later, he had sent her clothes and other odd possessions back to her. The fact was that he had taken it seriously for his own reasons, feeling, after long reflection, that she had it right: He was the unwilling one.
What to read after New York Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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