Thirty Days
I swallow nervously and then ask softly, “Would you be able to take me there and introduce me?”
“Of course. My diary is free for another hour, so I can take you now, if that suits?”
Knowing that there is no time like the present, I nod before gathering up my bags and following Mr Thompson out. The journey is quick, too quick, really, to give me a chance to calm my nerves, and by the time I am standing outside the shop entrance, I feel like a quivering wreck. Sensing turmoil, Mr Thompson squeezes my shoulder and reassures me that no one bites, the humour in his voice helping me to relax a fraction.
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