Women And Other Monsters
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Someone started to giggle. Susan saw the pretty redheaded nurse that worked the nightshift sit up from the far end of the row, calling out to Greg. He climbed onto her gurney and pushed her backwards, the two of them disappearing among the dead. Susan awoke clutching her blankets and looked around the bedroom, her mind slowly reconnecting to reality. This was the bedroom she shared with her husband for ten years. Streetlight pierced the blinds and reflected on a framed picture of them on ...their honeymoon. Her dream dissolved, leaving her with only a feeling of lingering dread that she could not resolve. She lifted the phone from the nightstand and dialed the morgue. It only rang once and Greg answered. “Hi,” she said. “Why aren’t you sleeping?” She thought for a second. “I had a bad dream about the baby again.” “Oh. Are you okay?” “Do you think they’ll put me on the midnight shift if I ask? I think it would be better for us. We could sleep in all day together and eat breakfast at four in the afternoon. We could go to midnight movies on our days off and stroll through town until sunrise, living like vampires. It would be fun.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Someone started to giggle. Susan saw the pretty redheaded nurse that worked the nightshift sit up from the far end of the row, calling out to Greg. He climbed onto her gurney and pushed her backwards, the two of them disappearing among the dead. Susan awoke clutching her blankets and looked around the bedroom, her mind slowly reconnecting to reality. This was the bedroom she shared with her husband for ten years. Streetlight pierced the blinds and reflected on a framed picture of them on ...their honeymoon. Her dream dissolved, leaving her with only a feeling of lingering dread that she could not resolve. She lifted the phone from the nightstand and dialed the morgue. It only rang once and Greg answered. “Hi,” she said. “Why aren’t you sleeping?” She thought for a second. “I had a bad dream about the baby again.” “Oh. Are you okay?” “Do you think they’ll put me on the midnight shift if I ask? I think it would be better for us. We could sleep in all day together and eat breakfast at four in the afternoon. We could go to midnight movies on our days off and stroll through town until sunrise, living like vampires. It would be fun.”
What to read after Women And Other Monsters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Schaffer to read onlineMoreLess
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