The Lonely Heart Among Family “Mum, must you carry on like this?” Emily snapped, barely glancing
Beyond the Wall — Not Silence “Turn that blasted television down!” shouted Margaret Petworth
Laughter Through Hurt Margaret Elizabeth placed a bowl of beef stew in front of her granddaughter and
Emma stood by the window, watching her daughter Sophie load the last boxes into the car. The young woman
“Beyond the Wall — Not Silence” “Turn that bloody telly down!” bellowed Margaret
Love Without the Right to Be Close Dr. Eleanor Whitmore adjusted her white coat and glanced at the clock.
Edith Fairweather stood by the window, her palm pressed against the glass, watching as old Tom the caretaker
The Unopened Box Margaret Whitcombe stood by the window, her palm pressed against the glass, watching
The door will remain closed. “Mum, open the door! Mum, please!” Her son’s fists hammered
The neighbor knew too much “Margaret! Margaret, wait!” called out their neighbor, Albert