Emily Taylor

**Thursday, 12th October** I can’t take it anymore. Yesterday, I stood in the doorway of my flat, hands

“Emily, get out of my flat this instant!”—I can no longer bear my sister and her children.

**Diary Entry: The Breaking Point** “Emily, get out of my flat—right now!” I couldn’t stand my sister

My mother-in-law knew full well my mum would be visiting—her act was the final straw. In a small town

My mother-in-law knew full well that my mum would be visiting—her latest stunt was the final straw.

**A Mother’s Name I Cannot Bear** In a quiet little town near Canterbury, where the scent of freshly

My mother-in-law knew full well my mum was coming to stay—her little stunt was the final straw.

**Thursday, 14th September** In a quiet market town near Canterbury, where the scent of fresh hay mingles

“I was watching her all through dinner,” I said to myself—this girl just doesn’t seem right

In a small town near Manchester, where old cottages nestle among apple orchards, my life at thirty-two