Other Plans
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He watched her as she undressed and went to the bathroom to wash her face and brush her teeth. She slipped under the covers, thinking about what her life might have been if she hadn’t married, hadn’t had children.
“Who else but Marge would liken a gallbladder attack to labor pains?” Henry said.
Ceil made noncommital noises from her side of the bed. She and Marge were oil and water. Always had been. Lucky they lived so far apart.
“I’m glad I called Dad. It’s been too long. I should call him more ...often.” I can’t afford to let that slide, he thought. Dad’s getting on. I must remember to check in with him once a week.
“What did he have to say?” Ceil was already half asleep.
“He sounded old, Ceil. His voice sounded old. At first, anyway. After we started talking, he pepped up and sounded like his old self. Like his young self, I should say.” He smiled over at her. She’d burrowed under the covers so that only the top of her head showed. He folded back her side of the blanket neatly so she’d have plenty of air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He watched her as she undressed and went to the bathroom to wash her face and brush her teeth. She slipped under the covers, thinking about what her life might have been if she hadn’t married, hadn’t had children.
“Who else but Marge would liken a gallbladder attack to labor pains?” Henry said.
Ceil made noncommital noises from her side of the bed. She and Marge were oil and water. Always had been. Lucky they lived so far apart.
“I’m glad I called Dad. It’s been too long. I should call him more ...often.” I can’t afford to let that slide, he thought. Dad’s getting on. I must remember to check in with him once a week.
“What did he have to say?” Ceil was already half asleep.
“He sounded old, Ceil. His voice sounded old. At first, anyway. After we started talking, he pepped up and sounded like his old self. Like his young self, I should say.” He smiled over at her. She’d burrowed under the covers so that only the top of her head showed. He folded back her side of the blanket neatly so she’d have plenty of air.
What to read after Other Plans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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