Truly Madly Guilty
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‘We need to have regular throw-outs. We need to declutter.’ He went to Holly’s chest of drawers, pulled out an entire drawer, dumped the contents on her bed and picked up a T-shirt at random. ‘See! She never wears this. She says it’s all scratchy.’ ‘This isn’t helping me find her strawberry top,’ said Clementine, looking at the mound of clothes. It made her think of Erika’s mother. You could almost understand how you could lose control of your possessions until it was just so overwhelming you di...dn’t even know where to start. ‘This is just making a mess.’ Sam tried to pull out another drawer, but it jammed. He pulled harder and swore. The chest of drawers rattled. There was something disturbing about seeing him there in his business pants but no shirt, pulling violently on the little white drawer, his jaw clenched, his muscles flexed. For heaven’s sake!
‘Leave it!’ said Clementine. ‘You’re going to break it!’ He ignored her and yanked again, and this time the drawer finally came free and he dumped another pile of clothes on the bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘We need to have regular throw-outs. We need to declutter.’ He went to Holly’s chest of drawers, pulled out an entire drawer, dumped the contents on her bed and picked up a T-shirt at random. ‘See! She never wears this. She says it’s all scratchy.’ ‘This isn’t helping me find her strawberry top,’ said Clementine, looking at the mound of clothes. It made her think of Erika’s mother. You could almost understand how you could lose control of your possessions until it was just so overwhelming you di...dn’t even know where to start. ‘This is just making a mess.’ Sam tried to pull out another drawer, but it jammed. He pulled harder and swore. The chest of drawers rattled. There was something disturbing about seeing him there in his business pants but no shirt, pulling violently on the little white drawer, his jaw clenched, his muscles flexed. For heaven’s sake!
‘Leave it!’ said Clementine. ‘You’re going to break it!’ He ignored her and yanked again, and this time the drawer finally came free and he dumped another pile of clothes on the bed.
What to read after Truly Madly Guilty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liane Moriarty to read onlineMoreLess
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