CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE
“ Hi, Dad!”
“ Aggie, sweetheart. How are you? How’s the shop? Busy?”
“ It’s great thanks, Dad. And yes, we are keeping busy with a steady flow of customers every day. How’s the shoulder?”
Aggie could just about hear her father rubbing his shoulder while he spoke.
“ It’s getting much better. The physio is impressed with my progress.”
“ That’s great. You’ll be back swinging that golf club in no time. I bet you miss it, don’t you?”
Her dad sighed down the phone, “I certainly do. It often drives me crazy being stuck in the house with your mother all the time,” he chuckled.
“ How is Mum?” Aggie asked.
“ Oh well, she’s the same as always.”
“ I take it she still hasn’t forgiven me?”
Ted sighed again.
“ She’s not quite re
