Billie Jo
“'I know you don't think so now, Jade, but once the baby arrives, life will start getting better for you again.' Jade stopped crying, dried her eyes with a tissue and gave her friend a half-smile. 'Maybe you're right. I've got to try and be strong. I just can't imagine life without him, Kirsty. He was my life and I loved him so much. I just can't see how I'm going to get through the birth and the rest of my life without him.' It was a week to the day since Terry's funeral and Jade wasn't coping ...very well at all. Apart from the trip to the cemetery, today was the first day she had left her flat since arriving back from her parents' house.
After a week of going through the motions, she'd rung Kirsty this morning and asked if she could pop round to see her. Her friend had readily agreed.
'Thanks for the chat, Kirsty, it was good to talk to someone. I should be making a move now. I've got to go to Tesco's on the way home, I've no shopping indoors and I must force myself to eat for the baby's sake.' Kirsty stood up and hugged her friend tightly.MoreLess
After a week of going through the motions, she'd rung Kirsty this morning and asked if she could pop round to see her. Her friend had readily agreed.
'Thanks for the chat, Kirsty, it was good to talk to someone. I should be making a move now. I've got to go to Tesco's on the way home, I've no shopping indoors and I must force myself to eat for the baby's sake.' Kirsty stood up and hugged her friend tightly.MoreLess
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