The Third Wife
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‘Adrian?’ He hadn’t seen his dad since breakfast. Adrian had been working from home this morning because of that appointment at the police station. Freya on reception said that he’d come in at about 11.30 a.m. and then gone straight out again.
The woman who worked outside Adrian’s office talked to Luke without looking at him as she hurriedly pulled together various pieces of paperwork. ‘No idea,’ she said. ‘He told me he was popping out for an hour, but as far as I’m aware he didn’t come back. H...ave you tried calling him?’ Luke shook his head and said thank you. It was strange being here without his dad. Made him wonder why he was here at all. He walked across the open-plan area in the centre of the office and through the doors to the stairs that took him to the ground floor where the archives were. He took his phone from the pocket of his jacket hanging off the back of his chair and called his dad.
‘Where are you?’ ‘I’m at home.’ ‘How come?’ He heard his father sigh heavily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Adrian?’ He hadn’t seen his dad since breakfast. Adrian had been working from home this morning because of that appointment at the police station. Freya on reception said that he’d come in at about 11.30 a.m. and then gone straight out again.
The woman who worked outside Adrian’s office talked to Luke without looking at him as she hurriedly pulled together various pieces of paperwork. ‘No idea,’ she said. ‘He told me he was popping out for an hour, but as far as I’m aware he didn’t come back. H...ave you tried calling him?’ Luke shook his head and said thank you. It was strange being here without his dad. Made him wonder why he was here at all. He walked across the open-plan area in the centre of the office and through the doors to the stairs that took him to the ground floor where the archives were. He took his phone from the pocket of his jacket hanging off the back of his chair and called his dad.
‘Where are you?’ ‘I’m at home.’ ‘How come?’ He heard his father sigh heavily.
What to read after The Third Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Jewell to read onlineMoreLess
Guest a year ago
I loved t his book, it was very touching for me and at times I was a little surprised at the end, I actually had a different ending in mind in my head but I was ok with the way it ended, I love the way Lisa Jewell tells a story,
Guest 5 years ago
Screw the ending. No one in this book takes responsibility for their actions and blame everyone else for being terrible people. Maya should have been the only one to survived. Whole family should have been run over by a bus several times over.Write Review:
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