“Yes, mom. I’ll be accueil in fifteen minutes,” I stated into my cell phone that had almost become permanently attached to me ear, while I drove along the back roads near the outskirts of town. Rolling my eyes at my mother, I gripped the wheel tighter as the windshield wipers of my car brushed away the showering water of April weather. “Don’t worry so much, it’s not like I won’t be there in one piece.”
“I know,” the worry strained voice of her mother murmured through the phone line. “It just makes me nervous to know that a child of mine, my nineteen an old daughter is driving...
continue reading...