Loving Miss Libby
“Dan said, as they arrived back at his house. He, the kids, and Libby had just finished lunch.
“Are you going back to the hospital now?”
“Yes. I told Mom I’d be back after lunch.”
“Okay, well, we’ll see you later then,” Libby said, and began to usher the children out of the car.
“Actually, Libby, I think I’ll take the kids with me. I want Kate to have a chance to visit with her granddad, even if it’s just for a couple minutes.”
She nodded and climbed out of the car. She turned and smiled at ...the kids. “I’ll see you both tomorrow.”
“Bye, Miss Libby,” they called.
She stepped back and closed the door. She nodded at Dan, and then turned and walked to her house.
She wasn’t sure why, but she felt a slight melancholy. She knew it was ridiculous, but she almost felt as if she were being left out of something. Feeling silly for her odd reaction, she entered her house and glanced around. This was her sanctuary, yet she suddenly felt lonely. She missed the sound of the children, the constant activity of the kids at play. She even missed Marky’s never-ending questions.MoreLess
“Are you going back to the hospital now?”
“Yes. I told Mom I’d be back after lunch.”
“Okay, well, we’ll see you later then,” Libby said, and began to usher the children out of the car.
“Actually, Libby, I think I’ll take the kids with me. I want Kate to have a chance to visit with her granddad, even if it’s just for a couple minutes.”
She nodded and climbed out of the car. She turned and smiled at ...the kids. “I’ll see you both tomorrow.”
“Bye, Miss Libby,” they called.
She stepped back and closed the door. She nodded at Dan, and then turned and walked to her house.
She wasn’t sure why, but she felt a slight melancholy. She knew it was ridiculous, but she almost felt as if she were being left out of something. Feeling silly for her odd reaction, she entered her house and glanced around. This was her sanctuary, yet she suddenly felt lonely. She missed the sound of the children, the constant activity of the kids at play. She even missed Marky’s never-ending questions.MoreLess
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