Chapter Two
By the time they had thrown some things into an overnight bag and filled up the screen wash in the car, the light was getting dim but Pat was determined to go ‘and get this over.’ Julie had tried to suggest ‘leaving it until tomorrow’ but Pat was not listening. She was already half way up the A1 in her head.
By the time they had thrown some things into an overnight bag and filled up the screen wash in the car, the light was getting dim but Pat was determined to go ‘and get this over.’ Julie had tried to suggest ‘leaving it until tomorrow’ but Pat was not listening. She was already half way up the A1 in her head.
They pulled away from the flats and half an hour later they
were joining the commuters as they trundled up the motorway to the Home
Counties. Julie tried to lighten the mood but no amount of chocolate or drive-time
radio chat could get Pat to engage. She remained outwardly silent and focussed
on the grey tarmac before her. The only conversations were going on in her
head.
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