These Things Hidden
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I attempt to say a cheerful goodbye to Claire’s husband and Joshua, who are on their way out the door. Though I don’t have actual evidence, I know that Claire’s little boy is my son.
I’m sure Claire is going to notice that something is wrong just by looking at me, and I’m right. After working side by side in near silence for almost two hours, Claire turns to me, a concerned look on her face.
“Allison,” she says. “You’re awfully quiet. You’re not worried about how you did today, are you?”
“A litt...le bit, I guess,” I answer, grateful for an excuse for my behavior.
“Well, don’t be. You did a great job,” Claire reassures me. “So what do you think? You going to give this place another chance tomorrow?”
I almost tell her no, but I stop myself. If I quit, there’s no way I’ll ever find proof that Joshua is my son. “I’d really like to come back, if you want me,” I tell her, not quite able to meet her eyes.
“Of course I do. Now go on home and get some rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I attempt to say a cheerful goodbye to Claire’s husband and Joshua, who are on their way out the door. Though I don’t have actual evidence, I know that Claire’s little boy is my son.
I’m sure Claire is going to notice that something is wrong just by looking at me, and I’m right. After working side by side in near silence for almost two hours, Claire turns to me, a concerned look on her face.
“Allison,” she says. “You’re awfully quiet. You’re not worried about how you did today, are you?”
“A litt...le bit, I guess,” I answer, grateful for an excuse for my behavior.
“Well, don’t be. You did a great job,” Claire reassures me. “So what do you think? You going to give this place another chance tomorrow?”
I almost tell her no, but I stop myself. If I quit, there’s no way I’ll ever find proof that Joshua is my son. “I’d really like to come back, if you want me,” I tell her, not quite able to meet her eyes.
“Of course I do. Now go on home and get some rest.
What to read after These Things Hidden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heather Gudenkauf to read onlineMoreLess
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