The Boy in the Cemetery (2014)
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“Hello Mother. Did you sleep well?”
“Yes, dear, what are you doing here? Where is your father?” The light half illuminated Carrie Anne with a yellow beam. Her face was shrouded in shadow.
“I wanted to see you. Father is in the cellar.”
“The cellar? What is he doing there?”
“He is with the rats.”
There was a smell in the air of rotting vegetation and compost. And something else metallic, not unlike a rare steak.
“I need to tell you something, Mother. But I also need to ask you a question.”
“You c...an tell me.” Was there nervousness to her voice? “Where is your father?”
“Mum. When you found out what Dad was, why didn’t you do anything?”
“What do you mean?”
“When you found out what he had been doing to me, why didn’t you do anything?”
“I did. I asked him to stop; he stopped.” There was unsteadiness to her voice. It was undeniable now. It gave Carrie Anne satisfaction her mother was uncomfortable.
“So why did you stay with him? Why?”
“We’ve been through this; it was best for the family, for us.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hello Mother. Did you sleep well?”
“Yes, dear, what are you doing here? Where is your father?” The light half illuminated Carrie Anne with a yellow beam. Her face was shrouded in shadow.
“I wanted to see you. Father is in the cellar.”
“The cellar? What is he doing there?”
“He is with the rats.”
There was a smell in the air of rotting vegetation and compost. And something else metallic, not unlike a rare steak.
“I need to tell you something, Mother. But I also need to ask you a question.”
“You c...an tell me.” Was there nervousness to her voice? “Where is your father?”
“Mum. When you found out what Dad was, why didn’t you do anything?”
“What do you mean?”
“When you found out what he had been doing to me, why didn’t you do anything?”
“I did. I asked him to stop; he stopped.” There was unsteadiness to her voice. It was undeniable now. It gave Carrie Anne satisfaction her mother was uncomfortable.
“So why did you stay with him? Why?”
“We’ve been through this; it was best for the family, for us.”
What to read after The Boy in the Cemetery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sebastian Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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