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He bounced over the beach, twirling and leaping as the sunlight warmed the breeze on his belly, like when he and Janie were six. His jacket slid down his arms into a Batman cape and he laughed as he skidded to a stop and crashed onto his back, mouth open and eyes…
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He bounced over the beach, twirling and leaping as sunlight warmed the breeze on his belly, like when he and Janie were six.
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She can’t think of anything worse.
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She waits, and before long her eyes open and slowly focus on the wall. By the time he has finished, she has deciphered five old men's faces hiding...
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Ciara feels the movement grow within her like a balance that she dare not trust because despite her parents' fury, Frankie's flight and rancid words spewed from tight‑lipped mouths, her baby lives.
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... and as she babbled on about her first kiss and Auntie Jean being Dad’s real mum, she realised that things you can’t prove can be more intimate than things that are true.
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he’ll scream, you gotta ignore that and give it anyway. it’s his nan.
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He'd call me Farrah to get a rise.
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