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Click here"Do you want to know my idea or not?"
"Sorry, Jenny, go on. I promise to be good," I tried to look penitent and failed. Jenny sighed, exasperated.
"You have a flat you are still renting, haven't you?"
I saw her idea immediately, wrongly as it happened. "It's not big enough for her and the children, and it's further from their school."
"Will you let me finish?" she growled, becoming more annoyed.
"Sorry."
"Why doesn't Ann come here?"
"No way," I retorted. "I'm with you at the moment, and I've too many issues with her to go back to her."
"Allan!"
"Sorry."
"Ann comes here and lives here with the children. It's you who moves out to the flat."
I was shocked. It had never occurred to me.
- COMMENTS
nixrox10 months ago5 stars and the only question I have is
- why did it take so long to think about the children's safety?
NovemberComingFirealmost 2 years agoWhy is the main character an idiot? And why is the wife an idiot? Long, drawn out nonsense. Wife was duped at an emotional time. Main character is being a stubborn douchebag. It’s beginning to drag a lot.
Anonymousover 2 years agoIt's a bit annoying Ann is hanging on to loyalty to Derek but a letter with bad handwriting broke her decades with her husband.
Horseman68about 6 years agoSuch an "exciting" romance. This talented writer does some of the best dialogue on the site. Love the Brits.
Anonymousabout 6 years agoThanks for explaining Britishisms -- sometimes it's needed.
Amazed how this keeps going with layer on layer and different turns.
Paul in Oklahoma
