One-Hit Wonder
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said Flint, “she’s dead.”
The smirk started to fade a bit, and Zander’s face contorted itself into a look of disbelief. “You’re kidding, right?” Flint shook his head.
“But—when? How?” Cracks were appearing in his supercilious demeanor.
“A month ago, July twenty-eighth. To be precise.”
“My birthday . . .” He trailed off momentarily, rubbing his chin absentmindedly with the palm of his hand. He looked up at Flint with those ice-blue eyes. “What happened?”
“She killed herself.”
Zander flinched and ...his gaze dropped to the floor. “How?”
“Pills and alcohol.”
“Shit.”
Silence fell. A cricket chirruped in the background and a breeze ruffled through the weeping-willow fronds.
“Did she leave a note?”
“Nope.”
“So do you—do you know why?” said Zander eventually.
“No,” said Ana. “No—it doesn’t really make any sense.”
“I do,” he said, his head dropping slightly into his chest.
Flint and Ana glanced at each other.
“What?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Flint, “she’s dead.”
The smirk started to fade a bit, and Zander’s face contorted itself into a look of disbelief. “You’re kidding, right?” Flint shook his head.
“But—when? How?” Cracks were appearing in his supercilious demeanor.
“A month ago, July twenty-eighth. To be precise.”
“My birthday . . .” He trailed off momentarily, rubbing his chin absentmindedly with the palm of his hand. He looked up at Flint with those ice-blue eyes. “What happened?”
“She killed herself.”
Zander flinched and ...his gaze dropped to the floor. “How?”
“Pills and alcohol.”
“Shit.”
Silence fell. A cricket chirruped in the background and a breeze ruffled through the weeping-willow fronds.
“Did she leave a note?”
“Nope.”
“So do you—do you know why?” said Zander eventually.
“No,” said Ana. “No—it doesn’t really make any sense.”
“I do,” he said, his head dropping slightly into his chest.
Flint and Ana glanced at each other.
“What?”
What to read after One-Hit Wonder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jewell to read onlineMoreLess
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