Rooms
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At first she thought he’d come to show support, to listen to her apologize; but then she saw he was in uniform and was accompanied by another cop in uniform. She tried to gesture to him several times—which was hard, because she was sitting in the front row and was supposed to be paying attention—but he kept his eyes glued to her mother.
Where the hell was Trenton? She didn’t see him anywhere.
“You can never really know anyone else,” her mother was saying, and Minna turned around, guilty, feeling... as though her mom was speaking a private message to her. And Caroline was looking at her. This wasn’t part of the speech, Minna knew, at least it wasn’t part of the speech her mom had rehearsed with her earlier, while they were stashing the roll-away beds, carefully avoiding discussing what they had said to each other last night, how they had slept side by side, as if Minna was still a little kid.
“I was married to Richard for almost twenty-two years, and in some ways he was still a stranger to me,”
What to read after Rooms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauren Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first she thought he’d come to show support, to listen to her apologize; but then she saw he was in uniform and was accompanied by another cop in uniform. She tried to gesture to him several times—which was hard, because she was sitting in the front row and was supposed to be paying attention—but he kept his eyes glued to her mother.
Where the hell was Trenton? She didn’t see him anywhere.
“You can never really know anyone else,” her mother was saying, and Minna turned around, guilty, feeling... as though her mom was speaking a private message to her. And Caroline was looking at her. This wasn’t part of the speech, Minna knew, at least it wasn’t part of the speech her mom had rehearsed with her earlier, while they were stashing the roll-away beds, carefully avoiding discussing what they had said to each other last night, how they had slept side by side, as if Minna was still a little kid.
“I was married to Richard for almost twenty-two years, and in some ways he was still a stranger to me,”
What to read after Rooms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lauren Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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