The Promise of Stardust
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We have a daughter. It’s the best part of life.”
“You two were young,” I said, suppressing my envy of his healthy family.
He smiled. “Obscenely young. And not prepared, but once Janey was born, we were determined to make it work. And”—he knocked the arm of the rocking chair—“so far so good.”
“How old is Janey now?”
“Almost thirteen.” He pulled a picture of his daughter from his wallet and passed it to me.
The girl stood on a balance beam with the pointed toe and arched back of a gymnast.
“Lucky... for her she looks more like Yvette,” I said.
Jake bellowed a hearty chuckle. “Yeah. Very lucky. She’s a good kid,” he said as I passed the photo back to him. “And hopefully yours will look like Elle.”
Jake’s words kicked me back to the reality of the moment. “Yeah, like Elle,” I said. Or like me. It didn’t matter a bit as long as the baby was healthy. How many times do people say those words with no real grasp of how very precarious life is? But I hoped that someday I’d be the proud father showing off our kid’s picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have a daughter. It’s the best part of life.”
“You two were young,” I said, suppressing my envy of his healthy family.
He smiled. “Obscenely young. And not prepared, but once Janey was born, we were determined to make it work. And”—he knocked the arm of the rocking chair—“so far so good.”
“How old is Janey now?”
“Almost thirteen.” He pulled a picture of his daughter from his wallet and passed it to me.
The girl stood on a balance beam with the pointed toe and arched back of a gymnast.
“Lucky... for her she looks more like Yvette,” I said.
Jake bellowed a hearty chuckle. “Yeah. Very lucky. She’s a good kid,” he said as I passed the photo back to him. “And hopefully yours will look like Elle.”
Jake’s words kicked me back to the reality of the moment. “Yeah, like Elle,” I said. Or like me. It didn’t matter a bit as long as the baby was healthy. How many times do people say those words with no real grasp of how very precarious life is? But I hoped that someday I’d be the proud father showing off our kid’s picture.
What to read after The Promise of Stardust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Priscille Sibley to read onlineMoreLess
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