While The World Is Still Asleep (The Century Trilogy Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
Later that evening, she moved into her new house. She had plenty of dry wood, and she soon had a fire going in the fireplace so she could heat some water. In the pantry, she found various cleaning materials, rags, brooms, brushes, and sponges, and within an hour, had wiped down all the countertops, scrubbed the floor, and cleaned the food cupboard’s shelves. She threw Clara’s bouquet of lilacs on the compost heap in the garden; after that, the house smelled only of cleanliness and well-being. Then came the huge task of tidying up. Frieda had been a great collector. The cupboards were crammed full of remnants of fabric, wool, stones, newspapers and magazines, and jars and tins of all sizes. I can’t see myself doing much knitting for a while, she thought with a smile. She was about to toss the basket of half-used balls of wool into the fire, but she stopped herself—perhaps she could use it for something after all. Besides, burning wool smelled horrible. She decided to use the fabric remnants as cleaning rags in the workshop.
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