Wasted Years
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Short black skirt, black tights, high heels that pinched, a once-white blouse that hung open over the tops of her breasts. The fake fur, hip-length, she wore unfastened. By ten, Mary had been approached seven times, the car slowing as it neared the curb, window wound down, face—always white, usually middle-aged—leaning towards her.
“Looking for business, duck?”
It was as far as the transaction had progressed. Head withdrew, window up, the car puffing sharply away, looking for what? Someone young...er, slimmer, sexier, closer to their damp and furtive little dreams?
Mary watched the same cars driving round and round the circuit, some of them never going beyond the first exchange, discussion of terms—“Any place to go? Strip? How about the night? Have you got a friend?” Mary lit a cigarette although she was supposed to be giving it up, leaned back against the stones of the high wall, paced slowly up and down.
From the corner of Gedling Grove along Waverley Street, hang about on the edge of Raleigh Street, then back again, heels clicking on the pavement as she climbed back up the hill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Short black skirt, black tights, high heels that pinched, a once-white blouse that hung open over the tops of her breasts. The fake fur, hip-length, she wore unfastened. By ten, Mary had been approached seven times, the car slowing as it neared the curb, window wound down, face—always white, usually middle-aged—leaning towards her.
“Looking for business, duck?”
It was as far as the transaction had progressed. Head withdrew, window up, the car puffing sharply away, looking for what? Someone young...er, slimmer, sexier, closer to their damp and furtive little dreams?
Mary watched the same cars driving round and round the circuit, some of them never going beyond the first exchange, discussion of terms—“Any place to go? Strip? How about the night? Have you got a friend?” Mary lit a cigarette although she was supposed to be giving it up, leaned back against the stones of the high wall, paced slowly up and down.
From the corner of Gedling Grove along Waverley Street, hang about on the edge of Raleigh Street, then back again, heels clicking on the pavement as she climbed back up the hill.
What to read after Wasted Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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