Thicker Than Soup
“The picture captured, Arif called Pazir and Karim into the group. For almost an hour they gathered, rearranged, re-grouped and smiled until at last, the photographer said it was enough. Proofs would be ready in a few days, and copies a few days later; ready to send to her mother in England. And to Diane, who would like to see Hiba too. Sally would put a picture in with her reply to a letter that had arrived a few weeks ago, telling of, amongst other things, a contract Diane had secured to test ...ready-made meals for a supermarket chain. She had, amusingly, sub-contracted a curry recipe to John. Sally never asked how John was, but seeing his image in Sammy every day couldn’t help but wonder occasionally where life’s passage was taking him. Marriage and Hiba, and of course, her acceptance of Islam, had shaped her own life, but to her mother-in-law’s occasional chagrin, she was still the English Sally she’d always been. Arif’s mother had worried what ‘people’ would say when a new car had arrived for her shortly after the marriage and had asked why Arif didn’t employ a driver if taxis weren’t ‘good enough’ for his wife.MoreLess
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