Some Sunny Day Quotes

“everyone’s”
― Helen Carey, Some Sunny Day

“ask.’ For an awful second Katy imagined herself asking Sister Morris, and cringed. It was quite simply out of the question. The very thought made her feel sick. ‘I don’t think there is,’ she had said helplessly. ‘I don’t know anyone well enough to ask, not about something like that. I’ve only been there a week.’ A week? It seemed like a lifetime. A lifetime of aching feet and continual reprimands. Was it really only a week? She wondered if she would last another. Deep down she wondered if she wanted to. Louise’s eyes suddenly filled with tears. ‘Please, Katy.’ Her classy BBC voice had choked. ‘You must help me. There’s nobody else I can turn to.’ ‘I suppose I could ask Jen,’ Katy said doubtfully. ‘She”
― Helen Carey, Some Sunny Day

“Two people and a child had been killed when a house collapsed”
― Helen Carey, Some Sunny Day