Texas Haven
“She hadn’t even heard Mrs. Harvy come out of the house. She gave her a watered down smile. “I’m fine,” she answered automatically, not wanting to focus on how she felt. She still felt like she was mourning a death and she couldn’t help it.
“All this moping around really isn’t good for the baby, you know.”
Annie smiled at her housekeeper and friend. “I know. You’re right.” She took in a deep breath of fresh country air and straightened up in her chair as she caressed her protruding stoma...ch.
“Why don’t you go and catch that new movie in town?” Mrs .Harvy suggested. “I don’t remember the name, but I heard that it’s really funny.”
Annie hesitated. Going into town really didn’t appeal to her, but Mrs. Harvy was right. She needed to stop all her moping. Going to a comedy might be just the thing to shake her out of her present blues. “Thanks,” she said as she awkwardly got out of the rocking chair.MoreLess
“All this moping around really isn’t good for the baby, you know.”
Annie smiled at her housekeeper and friend. “I know. You’re right.” She took in a deep breath of fresh country air and straightened up in her chair as she caressed her protruding stoma...ch.
“Why don’t you go and catch that new movie in town?” Mrs .Harvy suggested. “I don’t remember the name, but I heard that it’s really funny.”
Annie hesitated. Going into town really didn’t appeal to her, but Mrs. Harvy was right. She needed to stop all her moping. Going to a comedy might be just the thing to shake her out of her present blues. “Thanks,” she said as she awkwardly got out of the rocking chair.MoreLess
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