While I Was Gone
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“No. No and no.”
“Well, what am I supposed to do?”
“I don’t know, sweetie.”
“So you believe it, you honestly believe that Mr. Mayhew killed this… this friend.”
“I do. And I’m really sorry—sorrier than I can say—that it has had any effect on you.”
We were both silent. She spoke first.
“I am just so blown away by all this. It’s like I can’t… So you won’t… you won’t change your mind.”
“I cant, Sadie.”
“Well, there goes my academic career.” Her voice was flip, brittle, but I could hear she was near ...tears.
“Sadie, if I could do this any differently, I would.”
“Yeah, sure. Thanks a lot, Mom,” she said. There was a muff fled clunk, and the line went dead.
I was frozen for a moment, holding on to the phone. Then I hung it up. I turned around. Daniel and I stood looking at each other, over the clutter of mail, of grocery bags of food on the kitchen table, over the dancing, joyous dogs, who had finally assembled to welcome me home.
“Well,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“No. No and no.”
“Well, what am I supposed to do?”
“I don’t know, sweetie.”
“So you believe it, you honestly believe that Mr. Mayhew killed this… this friend.”
“I do. And I’m really sorry—sorrier than I can say—that it has had any effect on you.”
We were both silent. She spoke first.
“I am just so blown away by all this. It’s like I can’t… So you won’t… you won’t change your mind.”
“I cant, Sadie.”
“Well, there goes my academic career.” Her voice was flip, brittle, but I could hear she was near ...tears.
“Sadie, if I could do this any differently, I would.”
“Yeah, sure. Thanks a lot, Mom,” she said. There was a muff fled clunk, and the line went dead.
I was frozen for a moment, holding on to the phone. Then I hung it up. I turned around. Daniel and I stood looking at each other, over the clutter of mail, of grocery bags of food on the kitchen table, over the dancing, joyous dogs, who had finally assembled to welcome me home.
“Well,”
What to read after While I Was Gone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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