Author: Walton Merritt
I am a mother of two grown sons. My eldest has been married for years and lives in another city, visiting
Tom and I have been together for nearly seven years. We met while studying at university, living in neighboring
Two years have gone by. Not a single word from my daughter since then—she’s erased me from her life.
**A Shaggy Saviour** The steady rhythm of the train rumbling beneath me and the blur of trees outside
When I finally found a love life, my daughter called me crazy and forbade me from seeing my granddaughter.
Two years had passed. Not a single word from my daughter since then—she had erased me from her life.
When I finally found a life of my own, my daughter called me mad and forbade me from seeing my granddaughter.
Margaret Whitmore sat in her kitchen, gazing out the window as the first December snowflakes began to
When I first brought Mum from the village to live with me in the city, I was sure it was the right thing to do.
It was just an ordinary Tuesday. I came home from work a bit early—dreaming only of peace, a cup of tea