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Rita’s Packing Up and Walking Out. – Where To? – What’s It to You? Clear Out Too, the Flat’s Ours – Dad and Me. I’m Renting It Out. No Room for Deadbeats Here. Find Your Own Place.
Emma packs her bags and walks away from you. “Where are you going?” “What difference
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017
When My Mother-in-Law Humiliated Me at the Altar, My Daughter Revealed a Letter That Changed Everything
Long ago, on what should have been the happiest day of my life, I stood at the altar with nearly two
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020
Little Girl Asks a Biker for Help to Feed Her Hungry Brother
**Diary Entry** Ill never forget the night little Emily stopped me at the petrol station. Barefoot in
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06
Young Love
**Childhood Love** “Mum, can you put my blue shirt on for nursery tomorrow?” “
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08
What a Wonderful Display of Honesty, Helen Nicholas!
What a fine sense of fairness you have, Helen! Olga burst out, unable to hold back any longer.
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08
Oh, my dear hearts, what a day it turned out to be… Grey and weepy, as if the very heavens knew bitter sorrow was brewing in Willowbrook. I gazed from my clinic window, and my own heart felt out of place, as though gripped in a vise and slowly, cruelly twisted.
Oh, my dears, what a day it turned out to be Grey and weepy, as if the very sky knew of the sorrow unfolding
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09
You Clearly Don’t Understand Today’s Kids!
**Diary Entry Summer with the Grandkids** “Blimey, you really dont know modern children, do you?”
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09
For Mum and the Little One
He found it around the corner of a terraced house, just darting between piles of rubbish in search of food.
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07
Don’t forget, you live in my flat and always have. – Here we go again. Are you going to hold this over me for the rest of my life?
Dont forget, youve lived in my flat your whole life. Here we go again. Will you hold this over me forever?
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After My Husband’s Funeral, My Son Drove Me to the Outskirts of Town and Said, ‘Get Off the Bus Here. We Can’t Take Care of You Anymore.’
After my husbands funeral, my son drove me to the outskirts of London and said, Get off the bus here.