“You sure you’d be okay moping around though, because this house reeks of longing and gloom.”
I chuck a throw pillow at Himari for that while mum laughs.
“Thank you, Himari. Say hi to Jack for me.” My mum drones from the couch she is slumped in.
“Will do, Fiona.” Himari replies and throws me a glare. “Do remember to stay away from the sunlight, you gloomy gloom.”
“f**k of! I am in pain!” I cry.
“Language, Tequila. We say ‘fudge’ in this house. Try again.”
“Fudge off, you butch! I’m in pain!”
With a chuckle, Himari leaves.
“And then there were two.”
“Nope, there isn't cause I'm out of here. Jessica just sent a text. She’s free for today since her kids are with their dad. It’s girl time!”
My mum says, jumping off the couch in a way that’s too energetic for the couch potato she has
