Riley
I was actually sad to see Shay go. She had been staying with us for the past week while she worked with Margaret. The one person I wasn’t sad to see go, but I wouldn’t say it out loud. Margaret looked awfully sad when it was just the four of us saying goodbye and none of my siblings showed up. Caleb informed them that she would be leaving, but they all declined to say goodbye.
“I will keep in contact, and you better let me know how you and the baby are doing, okay?” The Shay standing in front of me was a completely different one to the woman I first met. This Shay acted like my mother. Fussing around me all week while I had to stay in bed.
“I will.” I caught a glimpse of Margaret standing to one side with her single suitcase. “Let me know how she’s doing. I know they think they do
