The Heartbreak Cafe
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She looked in the mirror and realised that these days she had a glow about her; her face had filled out a little (as had her body) but she didn’t mind.
Today she was having her first ultrasound at a private maternity clinic in Dublin. As her parents still knew nothing about her pregnancy, she’d called a taxi to take her within walking distance of the hospital so as not to arouse suspicion. For the same reason, she had arranged to meet the driver in the centre of Lakeview rather than have him cal...l to the house to collect her.
She was walking into town, deep in thought and thinking about what it would be like to see living proof of her baby’s existence, when a car slowed alongside her and she heard her name being called.
‘Ruth.’ She looked up and to her surprise found that the driver of the car was none other than Charlie.
‘Oh hello there.’ She smiled and waved, trying her utmost to appear relaxed and unaffected. Still, she couldn’t ignore the way her heart skipped a beat when she saw him and she quickly resolved to put those thoughts away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She looked in the mirror and realised that these days she had a glow about her; her face had filled out a little (as had her body) but she didn’t mind.
Today she was having her first ultrasound at a private maternity clinic in Dublin. As her parents still knew nothing about her pregnancy, she’d called a taxi to take her within walking distance of the hospital so as not to arouse suspicion. For the same reason, she had arranged to meet the driver in the centre of Lakeview rather than have him cal...l to the house to collect her.
She was walking into town, deep in thought and thinking about what it would be like to see living proof of her baby’s existence, when a car slowed alongside her and she heard her name being called.
‘Ruth.’ She looked up and to her surprise found that the driver of the car was none other than Charlie.
‘Oh hello there.’ She smiled and waved, trying her utmost to appear relaxed and unaffected. Still, she couldn’t ignore the way her heart skipped a beat when she saw him and she quickly resolved to put those thoughts away.
What to read after The Heartbreak Cafe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melissa Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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