MEGHAN
That night it was Liam's turn to put the kids to bed: the doctor had recommended that I shouldn't exert myself (I could hardly manage the stairs), and he took it quite literally. The only thing I'd done that day was probably hug the children: both him and Jackson, who had entertained the kids almost all day, took turns guarding me and preventing me from doing anything even remotely tiring.
A part of me was glad that no one had come to visit: I didn't feel at all like having guests around who would spend their time complimenting me for facing Callum and his cronies but silently pitying me for what had happened to me; on the other hand, the only sign of closeness had come from Mark and Rhiannon, who had brought us some home-cooked meals for the following days, so that I wouldn't hav
