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6.Hehadalwaysbeenlikethat,ourson–quitecapableofdoingtheoppositeofwhatwasright,simplybecausehedidn’twanttobeseentobecomplying,insomeway.Idon’tknowwhereitcamefrom,thisurgetosubvert.Perhapsitwaswhatmadehimsuchabrilliantnegotiator.

7.Hehadalwaysbeenlikethat,ourson–quitecapableofdoingtheoppositeofwhatwasright,simplybecausehedidn’twanttobeseentobecomplying,insomeway.Idon’tknowwhereitcamefrom,thisurgetosubvert.Perhapsitwaswhat

8.‘Ipromisewe’llgosomewhereforablowoutmealoncetheVikingisover.OrmaybeonceI’montocarbloading.

9.Itwasawarmevening,andallthewindowswereopeninanattempttocatchthebreeze.

10.‘Everythingtakestime,Will,’shesaid,placingherhandbrieflyonhisarm.‘Andthat’ssomethingthatyourgenerationfinditalothardertoadjustto.Youhaveallgrownupexpectingthingstogoyourwayalmostinstantaneously.Youallexpecttolivethelivesyouchose.Especiallyasuccessfulyoungmanlikeyourself.Butittakestime.’

11.weavedmywaythroughtablescladinwhitelinenclothsandladenwithmorecutleryandglasswarethanIhadeverseen.Thechairshadgiltbacks,liketheonesyouseeatfashionshows,andwhitelanternshungaboveeachcentrepieceoffreesiasandlilies.Theairwasthickwiththescentofflowers,tothepointwhereIfounditalmoststifling.

12.Themenwerelessinterestingtolookat,butnearlyallhadthatairaboutthemthatIcouldsometimesdetectinWill–ofwealthandentitlement,asensethatlifewouldsettleitselfagreeablyaroundyou.

13.Will’schairsecuredintheback,andhissmartjackethungneatlyoverthepassenger’sseatsothatitwouldn’tcrease,wesetoff.

14.Thisisthethingaboutgrowingupinasmalltown.Everypartofyourlifeisupforgrabs.Nothingissecret–notthetimeIwascaughtsmokingattheout-of-townsupermarketcarparkwhenIwasfourteen,northefactthatmyfatherhadre-tiledthedownstairsloo.TheminutiaeofeverydayliveswerecurrencyforwomenlikeDeirdre.

15.Shepossessedhairthickenoughtobeawig,andafleshy,sadfacethatlookedlikeshewasstilldreamingwistfullyofthewhiteknightwhowouldcomeandsweepheraway.‘Idon’t

16.‘Iworkedoutwhatwouldmakemehappy,andIworkedoutwhatIwantedtodo,andItrainedmyselftodothejobthatwouldmakethosetwothingshappen.’

17.workedoutwhatwouldmakemehappy,andIworkedoutwhatIwantedtodo,andItrainedmyselftodothejobthatwouldmakethosetwothingshappen.’

18.MrsTraynorgazedoutofthewindows,towhereherpreciousgardenhadbeguntobloom,itsblossomsapaleandtastefulmeldingofpinks,mauvesandblues.

19.‘Ijust…can’tbearthethoughtofyoustayingaroundhereforever.’Heswallowed.‘You’retoobright.Toointeresting.’Helookedawayfromme.‘Youonlygetonelife.It’sactuallyyourdutytoliveitasfullyaspossible.’

20.just…can’tbearthethoughtofyoustayingaroundhereforever.’Heswallowed.‘You’retoobright.

21.don’tthinkwecanaffordtobepickyatthemoment,’hesaid,ignoringMum’sprotestations.

22.‘Isitbecausehe’sgoodlooking?

’Idemanded.‘Isthatit?

Woulditallbesomucheasierforyouifhelookedlike–youknow–apropervegetable?

’

23.Willwatchedme,hisfaceimpassive.

24.Inormallytunedoutatthispoint,butallIcouldthinkofnow,withWillbesideme,washowinappropriateitwas.Whycouldn’thehavejustsaidsomethingvagueandleftitatthat?

25.Theybegantotalk,DadtellingsomeotherstoryagainstmethatmadehimandMumlaughoutloud.Itwasgoodtoseethemlaughing.Dadhadlookedsoworndowntheselastweeks,andMumhadbeenhollow-eyedanddistracted,asifherrealselfwerealwayselsewhere.Iwantedtosavourthesemoments,ofthembrieflyforgettingtheirtroubles,insharedjokesandfamilialfondness.

26.Nottomeitdidn’t.Justforonce,Iwasquiteenjoyingbeingthefocusofattention.Itmightsoundchildish,butitwastrue.IlovedhavingWillandDadlaughingaboutme.Ilovedthefactthateveryelementofsupper–fromroastchickentochocolatemousse–wasmyfavourite.IlikedthefactthatIcouldbewhoIwantedtobewithoutmysister’svoiceremindingmeofwhoIhadbeen.

27.HeandDadhadquicklyfoundasharedpointofreference,whichturnedouttobemygeneraluselessness.

28.NathancarefullynegotiatedWill’schairupandintoournarrowhallway.

29.Ilaughedsohardthebusdriveraskedmeifmylotterynumbershadcomeup.

30.Normally,atnight,itwasbathedinakindoforangeglowfromthelightsdottedaroundthefortresswall.Buttonight,underafullmoon,itseemedfloodedinanetherealblue.

31.Normally,atnight,itwasbathedinakindoforangeglowfromthelightsdottedaroundthefortresswall.

32.Outofthecold,andawayfromthecrowds,heappearedtohavecheeredupalittle.Hehadbeguntolookaroundhim,insteadofretreatingbackintohissolitaryworld.Mystomachbegantorumble,alreadyanticipatingagood,hotlunch.

33.‘We’vegotasteakdinnerridingonyou!

’Iwatchedhimvainlytryingtomakeground,hisnostrilsdilated,hisearsbackagainsthishead.Myownheartlurchedintomymouth.

34.‘We’vegotasteakdinnerridingonyou!

’Iwatchedhimvainlytryingtomakeground,hisnostrilsdilated,hisearsbackagainsthishead.

35.Theylookedwarmandcosy,andIsuspectedthatwasthePremierArea,listednexttosomestratosphericpriceontheboardintheticketkiosk.They

36.Thereareplaceswherethechangingseasonsaremarkedbymigratingbirds,ortheebbandflowoftides.Here,inourlittletown,itwasthereturnofthetourists.

37.‘That’sit!

’Dad’sroarbrokeintothesilence.‘I’veheardenough!

Treena,gointothekitchen.Lou,sitdownandshutup.I’vegotenoughstressinmylifewithouthavingtolistentoyoucaterwaulingateachother.’

38.‘Katrina,calmdown.’Mumappearedinthedoorway,herrubberglovesdrippingfoamywaterontotheliving-roomcarpet.‘Wecantalkaboutthiscalmly.Idon’twantyougettingGranddadallwoundup.’

39.‘Wecantalkaboutthiscalmly.Idon’twantyougettingGranddadallwoundup.’

40.Severalpeoplearoundusinthecrowdswivelledtheirheads.Mysisterwaslaughing.Shecouldtalkaboutsexlikethat.Likeitwassomekindofrecreationalactivity.Likeitdidn’tmatter.

41.tellingmeinhushedtoneshowbrightshewas,asifherbrilliancewouldn’tmeanthatbydefaultIlivedinapermanentshadow.

42.‘Don’tlectureme,Treen.’

43.‘Don’tlectureme,Treen.’‘Well,someone’sgotto!

You’re

44.Itwasasifeverythinghadshifted,fragmentedandsettledinsomeotherplace,intoapatternIbarelyrecognized.

45.Itwasasifeverythinghadshifted,fragmented

46.WhentheytoldmeatthehospitalthatWillwouldlive,IwalkedoutsideintomygardenandIraged.IragedatGod,atnature,atwhateverfatehadbroughtourfamilytosuchdepths.

47.WhentheytoldmeatthehospitalthatWillwouldlive,IwalkedoutsideintomygardenandIraged.IragedatGod,atnature,atwhateverfatehadbroughtourfamilytosuchdepths.NowIlookbackandImusthaveseemedquitemad.Istoodinmygardenthatcold

48.WhentheytoldmeatthehospitalthatWillwouldlive,IwalkedoutsideintomygardenandIraged.IragedatGod,atnature,atwhateverfatehadbroughtourfamilytosuchdepths.NowIlookbackandImusthaveseemedquitemad.Istoodinmygardenthat

49.（IchosetobelievethatGod,abenignGod,wouldunderstandoursufferingsandforgiveusourtrespasses.）

50.Stevenwaspokingatthelogfire.Hemanoeuvredtheremaininghalf-burntlogsexpertlywithapoker,sendingglowingsparksupthechimney,thendroppedanewlogontothemiddle.Hestoodback,ashealwaysdid,watchingwithquietsatisfactionastheflamestookhold,anddustedhishandsonhiscorduroytrousers.

51.now.Iwatchedthewholeofhumanlifecomethroughmycourt:

thehopelesswaifswhocouldn’tgetthemselvestogethersufficientlyeventomakeacourtappointmentontime;

therepeatoffenders;

theangry,hard-facedyoungmenandexhausted,debt-riddenmothers.

52.Hedidn’tseemtohearmeforaminute.Hisheadwassunkinhisshoulders,theearlierrelaxedexpressionreplacedbyaveil.Willwasclosedoffagain,lockedbehindsomethingIcouldn’tpenetrate.

53.‘Scratchmyearforme,willyou?

It’sdrivingmenuts.’

54.‘You’rejustusedtolesbiantea,’Isaid.‘Allthatlapsangsouchongherbalstuff.’

55.Someonehadopenedawindow,andoccasionalburstsoflaughterfilteredoutintothethinair.

56.Someonehadopenedawindow,andoccasionalburstsoflaughterfilteredoutintothethin

57.Inside,wecouldhearthedulldroneofthevacuumcleaner.

58.Itwasasifwiththeslightliftingoftemperatureseverythinghadsuddenlydecidedtolookalittlebitgreener.Daffodilshademergedasiffromnowhere,theiryellowingbu