“They’d been there when she needed them, just as now. She arrived at Polly’s house in Camborne Crescent at around nine thirty. Although both Janet and her mother had stressed that visiting was not allowed at Saltmead, Edna refused to believe it. ‘I’m sure they wouldn’t refuse a worried mother,’ she said when Janet had told her of how she read stories to Susan almost every night. ‘They won’t let you in,’ Janet had stressed again. ‘Please understand that.’ Edna had pretended that she accepted what... Janet said as fact, but her determination to see her child was too great to be denied. Polly had agreed to go with her to the sanatorium. No one else, not even Colin, had been told she was going. Impatient to get going, she blew the horn so Polly would know she was there. ‘Hurry up,’ she whispered, taking care not to meet the gaze of a group of gossiping women with meaty arms across wide stomachs. Probably wondering who I am, she thought, perhaps surprised to see a woman rather than a man calling for Polly in a car.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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