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Click here"Oh Angie, who's a clever girl?"
"Go to Maddy please."
I stood and with tears running down my face I picked up the baby seat and changing bag before I realised we were alone in the room. "Will you be okay?"
"Daft bugger. Of course I will."
I left the room to find the sonographer sitting in the waiting area; "Thank you. I need to change this one."
When I returned Angie was sitting in the waiting area and she looked dejected, I sat beside her to wait to see Mister Nu.
- COMMENTS
Anonymous7 months agoI started reading these before covid lockdown and just found them again, He's one lucky S.O.B.
Harvey_329 months agoAuthorDon't forget when Terry dies she will be left with a 2 and a 4 bed houses fully paid for and a tenant currently paying £18K and an as yet undisclosed bank balance.
I get the comment about troubled, I have dated 2 coloured girls and agree there seemed to be a lot of mistrust and aggression within both communities.
Anonymous9 months agoWhy dejected?
Married to someone who totally dotes on her, seems to do all the baby changing and washing, spends all his money on her and can't do enough for her.
Sounds like a loving mother to her toddler and now her DD and another on the way.
His family support her, her family support her. Only downside I can see is in a few years her will be an old man ready for the grave and she will become a single mum with three kids.
I'm loving this series, I dated a coloured girl during school and another in my mid 20's but found the 'black culture' too troubled to stay in there.
