31 Days of Autumn
“At eleven months old, she’d started cruising, far earlier than the boys had. I was sure it wouldn’t be long before she started walking. I smiled as I heard the powerful roar of the speedboat approaching. Dan had taken the boys out food shopping. Wherever he went, Oliver wanted to follow, although Jonas had taken more convincing. Much to Dan’s chagrin, he was still all about me, whereas Eva was a real Daddy’s girl. I tossed the broad beans into the grill pan, full of the chopped-up bacon and bacon fat, and stirred to make sure everything was coated. It was a quick, simple meal that everyone loved. I’d done some garlic bread to go with it, and we had a forest fruit crumble and ice cream for dessert. I’d laid the table outside to enjoy the last of the unusually good weather for September.
We’d had an incredible summer. Dan seemed so much more relaxed. He’d taken on an Operations Director to oversee some of the day-to-day running of the offices, who worked in conjunction with Stuart, give...n his vast knowledge of Davenport Technologies after being Dan’s right hand man for so long.MoreLess
We’d had an incredible summer. Dan seemed so much more relaxed. He’d taken on an Operations Director to oversee some of the day-to-day running of the offices, who worked in conjunction with Stuart, give...n his vast knowledge of Davenport Technologies after being Dan’s right hand man for so long.MoreLess
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