A Hunka Hunka Nursing Love (Women's Fiction)
““Not bad for an old hag.”
She turned off the bathroom light and ambled into the kitchen, grateful the ankle didn’t bother her nowadays unless a low-pressure system was moving in. “So today’s the big day, Stanley. But don’t you worry. No young whippersnapper could ever take your place.”
Raising the shade above the kitchen sink, she spotted a Baltimore Oriole on the back feeder. “Oh! That’s the first one we’ve had this summer.” She surveyed the backyard. “The grass is growing well. Aren’t... you glad you don’t have to mow it anymore? That little Heffernan snot does a decent job, but he charges me—”
The phone rang, and she reached it by the third ring. “Hello?”
“Morning!”
“Hi, Lorraine.”
“Is he there yet?”
“No, I told you he’s not coming until nine.”
“Oh.MoreLess
She turned off the bathroom light and ambled into the kitchen, grateful the ankle didn’t bother her nowadays unless a low-pressure system was moving in. “So today’s the big day, Stanley. But don’t you worry. No young whippersnapper could ever take your place.”
Raising the shade above the kitchen sink, she spotted a Baltimore Oriole on the back feeder. “Oh! That’s the first one we’ve had this summer.” She surveyed the backyard. “The grass is growing well. Aren’t... you glad you don’t have to mow it anymore? That little Heffernan snot does a decent job, but he charges me—”
The phone rang, and she reached it by the third ring. “Hello?”
“Morning!”
“Hi, Lorraine.”
“Is he there yet?”
“No, I told you he’s not coming until nine.”
“Oh.MoreLess
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