CHAPTER TWENTY
A few days later, I finally found the courage to go to Newcastle to see Dad. I rang first, to make sure he and Julie would be there. It was important she be there too. After all, it did concern her and the kids.
Clearly Dad was concerned when he heard my voice. It had been a few months since I'd spoken to him, so he automatically assumed something must be wrong, especially when I asked if it was okay I visit them.
I was so nervous and had no idea how he was going to react. It’s not every day your eldest daughter tells you she's inherited a fortune.
The train journey was uneventful. And, even though I'd taken a novel with me, I just couldn’t concentrate. My mind was all over the place. Just thinking about telling Dad about Sam made me break out in a cold sweat.
I thought
