Shades of Grey
Shades of Grey
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I sat on the wall of the color garden for a moment, thinking hard. If I was to have even a hope of returning from High Saffron, I would need someone to go with me. Someone motivated, highly adaptable and capable of violence. Someone like Jane, in fact. I found her potting tomato seedlings in the glasshouse. I hadn’t talked to her since the hockeyball match, and she had a bruised left eye.
“Hello,” she said with a refreshing lack of animosity that made me feel a great deal better. “How’s Violet’s... new sweetheart?”
“Wishing he was Violet’s ex-sweetheart.”
“Think how happy you’ve made Doug. He’s had his eyes on Tabitha Auburn for a while.”
“He should get a half promise in before Violet changes her mind. The carnage at hockeyball was partly your fault, wasn’t it?”
She smiled.
“Just trying to even the score. I managed to plant a small one on Violet, but Courtland was just too quick. What made you volunteer for the High Saffron gig?”
I shrugged. “Getting back up to residency, and Constance, I suppose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sat on the wall of the color garden for a moment, thinking hard. If I was to have even a hope of returning from High Saffron, I would need someone to go with me. Someone motivated, highly adaptable and capable of violence. Someone like Jane, in fact. I found her potting tomato seedlings in the glasshouse. I hadn’t talked to her since the hockeyball match, and she had a bruised left eye.
“Hello,” she said with a refreshing lack of animosity that made me feel a great deal better. “How’s Violet’s... new sweetheart?”
“Wishing he was Violet’s ex-sweetheart.”
“Think how happy you’ve made Doug. He’s had his eyes on Tabitha Auburn for a while.”
“He should get a half promise in before Violet changes her mind. The carnage at hockeyball was partly your fault, wasn’t it?”
She smiled.
“Just trying to even the score. I managed to plant a small one on Violet, but Courtland was just too quick. What made you volunteer for the High Saffron gig?”
I shrugged. “Getting back up to residency, and Constance, I suppose.
What to read after Shades of Grey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jasper Fforde to read onlineMoreLess
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