Sam in the Spotlight
““What the hell are you talking about?” said Crystal.
“It’s true,” I said, the words tumbling out. “Dad used to play in a band and Mum came to see him in a gig and they fell in love and that was way before he got a job in a bank. Tell her, Mum. Tell her it’s true.”
“What a load of rubbish!” snapped Crystal.
“Come on, Mum. Tell her about Stevie and the Stingrays. Dad was in a band, just like Tyler, and it didn’t stop you falling for him.”
But Mum just stood there, speechless.
...“I don’t know what you’re on about, Sam,” said Crystal, “but whatever it is, I really couldn’t care less. I know you’re just trying to help, but it’s too late!” And she flounced out of the room, just like she always does when she wants to get the last word.
“She’s right,” sobbed Mum. “It’s too late.” She sank down onto a chair and put her head in her hands.MoreLess
“It’s true,” I said, the words tumbling out. “Dad used to play in a band and Mum came to see him in a gig and they fell in love and that was way before he got a job in a bank. Tell her, Mum. Tell her it’s true.”
“What a load of rubbish!” snapped Crystal.
“Come on, Mum. Tell her about Stevie and the Stingrays. Dad was in a band, just like Tyler, and it didn’t stop you falling for him.”
But Mum just stood there, speechless.
...“I don’t know what you’re on about, Sam,” said Crystal, “but whatever it is, I really couldn’t care less. I know you’re just trying to help, but it’s too late!” And she flounced out of the room, just like she always does when she wants to get the last word.
“She’s right,” sobbed Mum. “It’s too late.” She sank down onto a chair and put her head in her hands.MoreLess
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