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Contents
ОглавлениеTitle Page
Copyright
Dedication
Chapter 1
My husband, Mike, always bagged the window seat on planes,…
Chapter 2
Fighting the need to gag, I ushered everyone inside, pasting…
Chapter 3
When Mike and I returned to the living room the…
Chapter 4
It felt like the middle of the night when I…
Chapter 5
‘We come bearing gifts!’
Chapter 6
The type of fostering Mike and I had originally been…
Chapter 7
Finding out they were ‘in care’ upset the children dreadfully,…
Chapter 8
It was a Saturday afternoon, towards the end of September,…
Chapter 9
If I was frustrated by a lack of action on…
Chapter 10
The main finding Anna wanted to share with me concerned…
Chapter 11
The journey back home from Wales was a tense affair.
Chapter 12
I had decided, during one of many bouts of sleeplessness…
Chapter 13
It took Ashton some time to act normally around us…
Chapter 14
I didn’t have a clue how to turn things around…
Chapter 15
I called Anna the next morning. I felt helpless; I…
Chapter 16
‘You know what?’ Mike said to me the following evening,…
Chapter 17
I brooded about that meeting all week. After we’d left…
Chapter 18
It had been such a delight to see Justin. He…
Chapter 19
Only a couple of weeks after the birth of Olivia’s…
Chapter 20
I grew more convinced, with every passing day, that these…
Chapter 21
It wasn’t that I wanted to label the children –…
Chapter 22
Just as had happened at Christmas, Easter passed almost unnoticed…
Chapter 23
The call came from Anna just over a week later.
Chapter 24
It was agreed that we’d say goodbye to the children…
Epilogue
This letter takes pride of place underneath the photograph of…
Acknowledgements
