Chapter 13Megan Reece loved the flat she shared with Anne-Marie because they'd made it such a cosy home and she felt safe in it. Her strict Catholic parents had thrown her out when she told them she was a lesbian. She was sixteen and completely alone. If it hadn't been for Anne-Marie she would have been in real danger because she didn't know how to survive on the streets. When the older woman found her in Central Station, Megan was cold and tearful. She'd come to Glasgow because her aunt, who she was named after, lived there. She'd rashly used the last of her money to travel north in the hope of finding her, the plan being to beg her aunt to take her in, but of course with only a first name and no address, it was an impossible task.
Anne-Marie saw the girl crying and approached her, givin
