Tempting Fate
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Each time Gabby makes an overture, suggesting dinner, a walk, some time to talk, Elliott politely declines. He has made no move to leave the guest room, and Gabby is shrouded in sadness at the knowledge that there will be no good ending to this, and that it is entirely her fault.
She makes dinner and they sit at the table with the girls, Elliott pretending to be his normal self, making jokes and asking them about their day, while Gabby sits quietly opposite him, attempting to join in, feeling hi...m drifting further and further away from her.
When Alanna came home yesterday she didn’t run straight to her room. Instead she came to the kitchen and sat down with her mother at the table.
‘I’m worried about you, Mom,’ she said, her small brow furrowed with anxiety. ‘And I’m worried about Dad. Something’s going on and I’m scared you’re going to get divorced.’ Gabby gasped. ‘What?’ she said, immediately welling up. ‘Oh, baby. I’m so sorry. We’re not getting divorced, we’re just …’ She had no idea what to say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each time Gabby makes an overture, suggesting dinner, a walk, some time to talk, Elliott politely declines. He has made no move to leave the guest room, and Gabby is shrouded in sadness at the knowledge that there will be no good ending to this, and that it is entirely her fault.
She makes dinner and they sit at the table with the girls, Elliott pretending to be his normal self, making jokes and asking them about their day, while Gabby sits quietly opposite him, attempting to join in, feeling hi...m drifting further and further away from her.
When Alanna came home yesterday she didn’t run straight to her room. Instead she came to the kitchen and sat down with her mother at the table.
‘I’m worried about you, Mom,’ she said, her small brow furrowed with anxiety. ‘And I’m worried about Dad. Something’s going on and I’m scared you’re going to get divorced.’ Gabby gasped. ‘What?’ she said, immediately welling up. ‘Oh, baby. I’m so sorry. We’re not getting divorced, we’re just …’ She had no idea what to say.
What to read after Tempting Fate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Green to read onlineMoreLess
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