“The rules are no pulling faces, no sounds, no looking away and no shutting eyes”

SUNDAY. 1.30am.

“The rules are no pulling faces, no sounds, no looking away and no shutting eyes”

We return home from my daughter’s admission to hospital. “One-thirty in the morning,” my husband states, as we carry the luggage upstairs, “is way too late to unpack.”

He drops our bags at the top of the stairs and about-faces.

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