The Angel Tree
“‘Where did you go today, dear?’ asked LJ.
‘Shopping in Monmouth. Cheska seems to have a lot of money and keeps buying me clothes she thinks will suit me. The only problem is, people keep recognising Cheska and asking for her autograph. It was okay at first, but now I’m finding it a real pain. She’s very patient with her fans. I know I wouldn’t be.’ ‘And do you feel you’re getting to know her?’ ‘She’s very good company, and we laugh a lot, but I can’t get it to sink in that she’s my mother. ...She doesn’t really act like one, in the way you do. She’s more like a sister, I suppose. Sometimes she seems terribly young.’ ‘Has she said when she’s leaving?’ LJ asked tentatively.
‘No. But I suppose it’ll be soon. She has all her commitments in Hollywood. To be honest, I’ll be glad when she’s gone. I’ve got a million things to do before I leave for London.MoreLess
‘Shopping in Monmouth. Cheska seems to have a lot of money and keeps buying me clothes she thinks will suit me. The only problem is, people keep recognising Cheska and asking for her autograph. It was okay at first, but now I’m finding it a real pain. She’s very patient with her fans. I know I wouldn’t be.’ ‘And do you feel you’re getting to know her?’ ‘She’s very good company, and we laugh a lot, but I can’t get it to sink in that she’s my mother. ...She doesn’t really act like one, in the way you do. She’s more like a sister, I suppose. Sometimes she seems terribly young.’ ‘Has she said when she’s leaving?’ LJ asked tentatively.
‘No. But I suppose it’ll be soon. She has all her commitments in Hollywood. To be honest, I’ll be glad when she’s gone. I’ve got a million things to do before I leave for London.MoreLess
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