Moms Night Out
Moms Night Out
“Walking into the tattoo parlor with the lava lamps, the abstract art, the incense smell, and the psychedelic music that was like a low hum in the background took her back to her teen years. Just standing in there she felt young again. Stupid. She remembered how she’d worked so hard to fit in. And where had it got her? In a lot of trouble. Well, not a lot according to the authorities or anything, but she had made choices by following the crowd that she knew better.
Sondra walked with determined ...steps toward the alley. Being in the tattoo parlor had made her feel eighteen again, which was probably close to Bridget’s age. What would she have done if she’d had a baby then? She shook her head slightly not wanting to picture it. Considering that, she knew Bridget was trying. She knew she cared for her son . . . and the baby was in trouble. That was a mission worth walking down a dark alley for. She just prayed that nothing would jump out at them . . . or rather, no one.
Dear Lord. . . here we go .MoreLess
Sondra walked with determined ...steps toward the alley. Being in the tattoo parlor had made her feel eighteen again, which was probably close to Bridget’s age. What would she have done if she’d had a baby then? She shook her head slightly not wanting to picture it. Considering that, she knew Bridget was trying. She knew she cared for her son . . . and the baby was in trouble. That was a mission worth walking down a dark alley for. She just prayed that nothing would jump out at them . . . or rather, no one.
Dear Lord. . . here we go .MoreLess
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