Trust
“I was more tired than I had been before I’d gone to bed. I also had a chronic (but not totally unexpected) hangover. It was almost as if the beer I’d drunk last night had been on a time delay. I’d felt fine when I’d fallen into bed in the dark but now I felt like death warmed-up. Siobhan had got up and gone to work early and I hoped that she was feeling better than I was. My head was thumping and my stomach was so sickeningly sensitive that for a few minutes the nausea was all that I could thin...k of. It took a while before I remembered anything of what had happened yesterday.
The heavy curtains were still closed but I could tell from the shadows and the heat in the room that it was a bright day outside.
I glanced up at the alarm clock and saw that it was almost midday. I couldn’t remember anything much after getting home last night. I remembered getting undressed and falling into bed with Siobhan but that was about it.MoreLess
The heavy curtains were still closed but I could tell from the shadows and the heat in the room that it was a bright day outside.
I glanced up at the alarm clock and saw that it was almost midday. I couldn’t remember anything much after getting home last night. I remembered getting undressed and falling into bed with Siobhan but that was about it.MoreLess
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