I hope to see you soon.
Kind Regards,

Your brother,
Callum

Harris returned the letter onto the table and shifted back into the chair,. He felt as unsure about the context of the letter and as if his brother had meant anything that he said. He sighed, closed his eyes and took a long, deep breath before he opened them again. A pin drop hacould been hablve to creep on him as the sounds of his wife’s footsteps screamed like a child who has taken a fall. He then aA minute later, he felt Mandy’s hands gripped his neck, athe soft texture of her lips smothered him.

“Why couldn't you stay in bed for a little longer?” She asked as he spun to look at her.

“I wanted to deal with theis boring paperwork before I go to work,” he replied as he smiled a joyous smile.

“Darling, you know it will be here when you caome back from your meeting with the young family.”

He waited for Mandy to settle down at the table and as she joined him., Hhe wondered if she had already seen the letter,. andHe onfelt thate beat of the earth stuttering of the gist of a fear that swelled his face turning it into a pale colour.

“Yeah, but I'm not one to leave it too late to deal with.”

If she seesaw the letter, that wilould break usthem, as Ihe knoew she hated the sight of Callum. TheHis callous eyes piddled the room like the raging fires.

“What's this, Harris?” She questioned as she picked up the letter that was like the devil starteding to laugh.

“Mandy please, put the letter down?. It's not something you want to read.” Harris uneasily lurched forward as if to snatched it out of her hands, like their past yelpeding like a dog whimpereding.

“What the hell, Harris? Why are you so sure you don't want me to read this? Are we behind on the bills?”

“No, it's not that. It's just…..."

She scolded him with the flames of red caught on her face as she read the condescensding letter, much to the horrified status that rang onto her husband’s face.

“Oh, it's him.”