The Making of Us
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Fifty-three years old. Bury St Edmunds. Daniel Blanchard. Fifty-three years old. Bury St Edmunds.
Robyn held the sheet of paper in her hands and stared at it. She had not been expecting this. Donor Sibling Registry it was called. For siblings. Brothers and sisters. Not fathers. She had not been thinking about her father. But he, it appeared, had been thinking about her. And the others. He wanted to make contact. Daniel Blanchard. Her father.
Jack brought her in a cup of tea and placed it on the ...table in front of her.
‘Fuck,’ he said, sitting down and resting his hand against her leg.
Robyn grabbed his hand in hers and nodded. ‘I knew I shouldn’t have done this,’ she said. ‘I knew it was a mistake.’ ‘You don’t have to see him.’ ‘No. I know. But then I’ll have to go through the rest of my life knowing that he wanted to see me. And that I rejected him. I’ll go through the rest of my life feeling guilty.’ ‘You’ve got nothing to feel guilty for!’ said Jack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fifty-three years old. Bury St Edmunds. Daniel Blanchard. Fifty-three years old. Bury St Edmunds.
Robyn held the sheet of paper in her hands and stared at it. She had not been expecting this. Donor Sibling Registry it was called. For siblings. Brothers and sisters. Not fathers. She had not been thinking about her father. But he, it appeared, had been thinking about her. And the others. He wanted to make contact. Daniel Blanchard. Her father.
Jack brought her in a cup of tea and placed it on the ...table in front of her.
‘Fuck,’ he said, sitting down and resting his hand against her leg.
Robyn grabbed his hand in hers and nodded. ‘I knew I shouldn’t have done this,’ she said. ‘I knew it was a mistake.’ ‘You don’t have to see him.’ ‘No. I know. But then I’ll have to go through the rest of my life knowing that he wanted to see me. And that I rejected him. I’ll go through the rest of my life feeling guilty.’ ‘You’ve got nothing to feel guilty for!’ said Jack.
What to read after The Making of Us?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jewell to read onlineMoreLess
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