The Bone Clocks
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I tell Brendan, “then the answer’s no, I am not.” I sound pissed off. I am, I suppose.
“Not you, Ed!” My virtual brother-in-law disguises his backped-aling behind a Tony Blairish suavity. Brendan looks like, and is, a workaholic property developer in his midforties having a rare weekend off. “We know you aren’t a war junkie. Obviously. I mean, you flew all the way back to England for Sharon’s wedding. No, I was only asking if it ever happens that a war reporter gets sort of hooked on the adrenal...ine of life in war zones. That’s all.”
“Some do, yes,” I concede, rubbing my eye and thinking of Big Mac. “But I’m not in any danger of that. The symptoms are pretty obvious.” I ask a passing teenage waitress for one more Glenfiddich. She says she’ll bring it right over.
“What are the symptoms?” Sharon’s four years younger than Holly and rounder in the face. “Just out of curiosity.”
I’m feeling cornered, but Holly’s hand finds mine on the bench and squeezes it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tell Brendan, “then the answer’s no, I am not.” I sound pissed off. I am, I suppose.
“Not you, Ed!” My virtual brother-in-law disguises his backped-aling behind a Tony Blairish suavity. Brendan looks like, and is, a workaholic property developer in his midforties having a rare weekend off. “We know you aren’t a war junkie. Obviously. I mean, you flew all the way back to England for Sharon’s wedding. No, I was only asking if it ever happens that a war reporter gets sort of hooked on the adrenal...ine of life in war zones. That’s all.”
“Some do, yes,” I concede, rubbing my eye and thinking of Big Mac. “But I’m not in any danger of that. The symptoms are pretty obvious.” I ask a passing teenage waitress for one more Glenfiddich. She says she’ll bring it right over.
“What are the symptoms?” Sharon’s four years younger than Holly and rounder in the face. “Just out of curiosity.”
I’m feeling cornered, but Holly’s hand finds mine on the bench and squeezes it.
What to read after The Bone Clocks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, David L. to read onlineMoreLess
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