The Heart Goes Last
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It had been so magical then. The white tablecloths, the candles, the flowers. Like a dream. And now here she is again, and she must try not to remember that first time, back when everything was still simple with Stan, back when she herself was still simple. When she’d been able to say what she really felt.
But now nothing is simple. Now she’s a widow. Now she’s a spy.
She’s finding this date with Ed a little difficult. More than a little: she doesn’t know how to play this, because it’s u...nclear what he wants, or not what: when. Why can’t he just blurt it out?
“Are you feeling all right?” Ed says with concern, and she says, “I’ll be fine, it’s just …” Then she excuses herself and goes to the ladies’ room. Grief must be expected to overcome her from time to time, which it does, truly, only just not right now. But the ladies’ is a reliable place, a place a girl can retreat to at moments like this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had been so magical then. The white tablecloths, the candles, the flowers. Like a dream. And now here she is again, and she must try not to remember that first time, back when everything was still simple with Stan, back when she herself was still simple. When she’d been able to say what she really felt.
But now nothing is simple. Now she’s a widow. Now she’s a spy.
She’s finding this date with Ed a little difficult. More than a little: she doesn’t know how to play this, because it’s u...nclear what he wants, or not what: when. Why can’t he just blurt it out?
“Are you feeling all right?” Ed says with concern, and she says, “I’ll be fine, it’s just …” Then she excuses herself and goes to the ladies’ room. Grief must be expected to overcome her from time to time, which it does, truly, only just not right now. But the ladies’ is a reliable place, a place a girl can retreat to at moments like this.
What to read after The Heart Goes Last?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Atwood to read onlineMoreLess
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