Sailtothemoon (2014)
“Laura had her own key to the flat, so Jimmy didn’t have to get up to answer the door. He was shaky on his legs these days and couldn’t walk far without help, but he refused to have anything more than a cane to help him. “No power scooter for this dude,” he’d told her, and she had to accept it.
He didn’t go out much anyway. Thanks to his son, he had enough money to order food by phone or online, and to have an assistant a few times a week, as well as a nurse to help him with more intimate matters. And Laura came courtesy of the local council. So his call could be to one of several people.
“It’s me.” She walked through to the small living room to find Jimmy sitting in his well-worn recliner by the fire, which wasn’t on and the room was as cold as outside. It had been raining all morning, in tune with her mood, though she doubted Zazz would use a cliché like that in his work.
Better not to go there. Except she had bad news for Jimmy.
Zazz was a selfish jerk whom she shouldn’t give time t...o anymore.MoreLess
He didn’t go out much anyway. Thanks to his son, he had enough money to order food by phone or online, and to have an assistant a few times a week, as well as a nurse to help him with more intimate matters. And Laura came courtesy of the local council. So his call could be to one of several people.
“It’s me.” She walked through to the small living room to find Jimmy sitting in his well-worn recliner by the fire, which wasn’t on and the room was as cold as outside. It had been raining all morning, in tune with her mood, though she doubted Zazz would use a cliché like that in his work.
Better not to go there. Except she had bad news for Jimmy.
Zazz was a selfish jerk whom she shouldn’t give time t...o anymore.MoreLess
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