Chapter 37
Kate MorganKate went to work feeling less for wear. Every day, she’d go through the motions, almost robotically. She was exhausted and was having trouble keeping up with everything she needed to do. Having her mom stay with her had taken its toll on Kate. Helen never lifted a finger apart from doing the laundry. Helen had also found delight in scouring the thrift stores and was constantly bringing her purchases into the house. There were baby toys everywhere, baskets of different sizes, old books and magazines, throw pillows, mirrors, blankets; even pots and pans, which Helen never really cooked with, because cooking wasn’t something she did.
“There’s so much stuff in the house,” Kate had said one day. That statement had turned into yet another argument that Kate just gave up
