I Know What You Did Last Summer
“Rivers tilted his chair back against the kitchen wall and asked, "Axe there any more potatoes?" "Of course, there are. If there's anything we've always got, it's potatoes." His wife wiped the back of her hand across her forehead and opened the oven to take out the bowl. "Elsa, don't you go digging into them, now. Dad needs to eat, but you don't need any extra helpings." "You want me to look like Helen, is that it?" Elsa said irritably. "We1!, you might as well forget it. I'm not about to starve... myself like she does in hopes some TV station will offer me a contract." "Helen's got will power," Mr. Rivers said, helping himself to the gravy. "It's gotten her where she wants to go." "And she hasn't cared who she wa2ked over to get there." Mrs. Rivers turned away from the oven. She was a thin, sallow-faced woman who for one brief time in her teens had been mildly pretty. Since then the advent of baby after baby, housework, ill health, and the constant weight of financial problems had combined to give her a look of permanent exhaustion.MoreLess
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