Not surprisingly, after the week, Gabi decided to stay with her father. She told me he was alone.
She told me, with almost a crow in her voice, that Sherry, (the wife) had arrived at Daniel’s flat that Friday, a few hours before Brad and I.
Gabi told me; “I didn’t see any reason to be nice to her, so wasn’t.” She described how she had stalked off to her room. When she emerged, Sherry was gone, and never returned.
Although I had predicted it, I was still a tad surprised. I felt so sorry for Daniel. Putting Gabi first had put him last. And no wife, especially a new one, is going to accept being second best to a spouse’s child, especially one like Gabi.
As Gabi had been so effective in destroying her father’s life I was not surprised when she demanded to move in with him.
Not surprised and quite happy.
Many stories to keep up with Jaylar!
I write a lot of short stories… more now since Mr. Covid came to visit
Yes I know and I do understand.
I told Doc that having a fiction category would prevent people from thinking I’m writing my autobiography
That is a great point, maybe that can happen soon.
Many times I’ll write a fiction story and people will respond as if it just happened to me
the story continues to unfold, i wonder when gabi wakes up.
She’s a brat, she doesn’t have to
eventually everyone gets their comeupance.
When parents sacrifice their lives for a child they never get them back
that is true, you never get as much back in the short run as you put into the child. Parenting is the long game, though.
as my mother says “grandparent is the ultimate job.”