The Emerald Valley
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But as she worked, Rosa Clements found her mind wandering time and again to Ted.
Perhaps, she thought, it’s time to force a showdown. Perhaps, if Ted comes home for Christmas, I ought to say something about the way I feel, even if I do frighten him off. Because we can’t go on this way for ever.
She had seen him twice since the June day when he had turned up unannounced, but nothing had changed and the optimism that had sustained her through the past years of waiting was beginning to wear... a little thin.
The spark was still there between them when they were together, it was true, the wonderful soaring happiness that was enough to make her forget the lonely times both behind and ahead of her. But now it died too quickly, leaving her hollow and aching, and the memories were tarnished by doubt that Ted really cared for her at all. How could he, if he could leave her so easily and for so long? Was the truth of the matter that he still cared only for Becky and she, Rosa, was still a stop-gap?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But as she worked, Rosa Clements found her mind wandering time and again to Ted.
Perhaps, she thought, it’s time to force a showdown. Perhaps, if Ted comes home for Christmas, I ought to say something about the way I feel, even if I do frighten him off. Because we can’t go on this way for ever.
She had seen him twice since the June day when he had turned up unannounced, but nothing had changed and the optimism that had sustained her through the past years of waiting was beginning to wear... a little thin.
The spark was still there between them when they were together, it was true, the wonderful soaring happiness that was enough to make her forget the lonely times both behind and ahead of her. But now it died too quickly, leaving her hollow and aching, and the memories were tarnished by doubt that Ted really cared for her at all. How could he, if he could leave her so easily and for so long? Was the truth of the matter that he still cared only for Becky and she, Rosa, was still a stop-gap?
What to read after The Emerald Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Tanner to read onlineMoreLess
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