I Am Watching You
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This trip to London is their first solo visit to the capital
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a gift from their parents to celebrate the end of GCSEs.
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shops and market stalls
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The two young men have just got out of prison. The black bags contain their personal effects.
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bullying versus assault, and do we really lock people up for minor altercations?
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The sound is muted from the late-night film I watched with the subtitles on to spare disturbing the guests next door.
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You have to understand that I was going to phone . . .
Victor Rivera
Just call
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If you hadn’t all been so selfish. Made other plans. Maybe I wouldn’t have been trying to look after Anna in London on my own.
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She just wanted the panic to stop, the waiting for the TV programme.
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And now he thinks he will sit here for a while longer, actually.
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‘But we are all of us struggling to handle it.
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Yes. Just panic. Wanting everything to stop. But not a conscious choice to check out. Die. Not that, not really. And she certainly doesn’t want to die now.
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Sarah wondered about sharing the truth with Anna.
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Sarah looked around the table, watching Anna very closely, and it was like stepping back to watch from inside a strange bubble, realising that this really was their version of normal.
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Your house is so warm, Sarah. Ours is always freezing in the winter.
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Sarah took on a new role in their friendship,
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the happiest she had ever been. Until, that is, the very end of that year. Another summer term.
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And the worst thing now? She cannot get out of her head how her father was always saying how very beautiful Anna was.
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Because once you become a parent, you learn that love can involve more fear than you had ever imagined, and you never quite look on the world in the same way
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When exactly did they stop being who they were to each other back then?
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Please, Sarah. I don’t feel safe. I’m begging you. Please .
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So. Concentrate, Ella. I’m up against it. Six table decorations for a lunch at the town hall.
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Slept in the pub car park? Why the hell won’t you tell me what’s going on, Henry . . .