Twilight Child (1985)
Twilight Child
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Charlie said for about the fourth or fifth time.
Robert Forte looked toward Molly, then up at the ceiling. Actually, Molly thought, he was being patient. Charlie had been difficult all morning, even before they had arrived at the lawyer’s office. They had stopped first at the bank, where the manager told them there would be a penalty for cashing in their money market certificate thirty days earlier than it was due.
“That’s not very fair,” Charlie told the neat, crisply dressed young wo...man behind the desk.
They were everywhere now, Molly thought, like The Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Well-groomed, confident younger women. Where did they learn to use makeup so well, and to talk with such command and assurance? She glanced at the woman’s hands, smooth and creamy as alabaster, and hid her own liver-spotted ones under her pocketbook. The woman was devoting most of her conversational attention to Charlie, who did not take to her kindly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charlie said for about the fourth or fifth time.
Robert Forte looked toward Molly, then up at the ceiling. Actually, Molly thought, he was being patient. Charlie had been difficult all morning, even before they had arrived at the lawyer’s office. They had stopped first at the bank, where the manager told them there would be a penalty for cashing in their money market certificate thirty days earlier than it was due.
“That’s not very fair,” Charlie told the neat, crisply dressed young wo...man behind the desk.
They were everywhere now, Molly thought, like The Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Well-groomed, confident younger women. Where did they learn to use makeup so well, and to talk with such command and assurance? She glanced at the woman’s hands, smooth and creamy as alabaster, and hid her own liver-spotted ones under her pocketbook. The woman was devoting most of her conversational attention to Charlie, who did not take to her kindly.
What to read after Twilight Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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