Crow
“What do you mean she doesn’t work here anymore?” I stared at the woman at the front desk. The bunch of flowers I had grabbed from the petrol station clutched awkwardly in my hands.
It had been a last minute idea, women loved getting flowers didn’t they? And I had some grovelling to do . So for the first time in my life I had bought a woman flowers.
If things hadn’t of been so hectic I would have come to apologise sooner but with the club problems and now caring for my son, Ty. I hadn’t had five minutes to get away.
Looking after Ty was taking up more time than I expected . Who knew such a little person had so many needs. They were needs I wasn’t sure I could meet. But I was sure and hell going to try. He deserved that much.
So this was the only time I had to slip away to see
