Chapter 34
‘Time to go.’ Kim popped mandarins into the kids’ lunch boxes. First day of third term, the beginning of their final six months in Tingo. Already she was feeling nostalgic. It was hard to imagine going back to Sydney, but that’s where her work was, and it was time to start planning. She’d need to rent a house with a big backyard for Dusty, and choose a new school for Jake. Daisy hadn’t been happy with Campbelltown High and had switched Stuart to a small independent college nearby. That could be the perfect choice.
Kim had changed her mind about selling up. She owed Journey’s End too much. It would be a holiday house for now, and later on, who knew? Maybe a permanent home in Tingo was on the cards. They were all so happy here, and Jake was a different boy.
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