I never imagined what started as just another regular morning would completely change everything.
“Come on, Buster, lets go home,” murmured Geoffrey Whitmore, gently stroking the scruffy
Margaret was forty-seven when she decided to adopt. Not a child. Not a dog. Not even a cat.
“Dont worry, Clive! You had a cracking New Years at least!” Here he was, back in his hometown.
**Diary Entry** Claire was forty-seven when she decided to adopt. Not a child. Not a dog. Not even a cat.
**Personal Diary Entry** Sarah was forty-seven when she decided to adopt. Not a child. Not a dog.
For three days, Emma scrubbed every corner of her cottage as if time itself, not dust, were the enemy
For three days, Margaret had scrubbed every nook and cranny of her cottage as if dust were the enemy
For three sleepless days, Margaret scrubbed every inch of her cottage as if time itself, not dust, were
“Who are you here for?” asked Mary Fletcher, stepping onto the porch with Nicholas beside







