A Mcclendon Thanksgiving (2015)
“Easing the curtains back, she peeped out so she could watch Michael as he got into his car. He was walking out of her life at her insistence. She’d made the choice to end things with Michael since it was evident that she couldn’t trust him either.
Faith continued to watch from the small space she’d made by the window, but once he got to his car, he slipped on his sunglasses and looked up to her window. She released the curtain, hoping he hadn’t seen her watching.
Again, Faith eased the ...curtain back and Michael was still sitting there. So she waited until finally he sped off; soon the car was out of sight.
Putting the draperies back in place, Faith plopped down on the sofa and stretched her body out to its full length. Tired, weary and confused, she threw an arm over her face, blinking back tears, almost giving in to the overwhelming urge to feel sorry for herself. She wouldn’t do it; she couldn’t. She’d done that for many years and it didn’t get her anywhere except depressed and hopeless.MoreLess
Faith continued to watch from the small space she’d made by the window, but once he got to his car, he slipped on his sunglasses and looked up to her window. She released the curtain, hoping he hadn’t seen her watching.
Again, Faith eased the ...curtain back and Michael was still sitting there. So she waited until finally he sped off; soon the car was out of sight.
Putting the draperies back in place, Faith plopped down on the sofa and stretched her body out to its full length. Tired, weary and confused, she threw an arm over her face, blinking back tears, almost giving in to the overwhelming urge to feel sorry for herself. She wouldn’t do it; she couldn’t. She’d done that for many years and it didn’t get her anywhere except depressed and hopeless.MoreLess
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