The Other Side Of The Wall

by Andrea Mara

Oh dear God. Mrs Daly from next door in Carnross. Kate feels suddenly sick.

“We didn’t all blame your family, you know, Kate,” says Mrs Daly softly.

There isn’t a person you wouldn’t love if you could read their story.

“I don’t want you to get defensive, but in all the years you and Sam have been together, you’re the leader and he’s the follower. You’re the boss, he’s the guy putting his coat over the puddle. You shred him to pieces and he comes back for more. I’m just trying to say you don’t always make it easy for him.”

Sam wouldn’t cheat. He just wouldn’t. Though he did once.

And maybe you’d be better focusing on getting a job than coming down to Galway again – you were only here just two weeks ago.

isn’t she jobless too

A domesticated burglar?”

But it will be worth it when he sees the look on the lying bitch’s face.

She couldn’t have imagined the footsteps though. There was someone in the car park and now that someone has her phone.