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Her two daughters are special in their ways while Evie is careful about everything, Sophie wants to explore. Helen is glad Evie is finally getting herself back after her failed relationship with Williams. They had both realized that there genotypes were the same; they both belong to the AS type. The reality had hit them so hard. Although the duo had been head over heels in love with each other but as painful as it was,  they had to part ways. Helen knew how much it was for Evie, she knew how much she had wanted to spend her life with him. She could relate with the pain of loosing the person you love for no fault of yours. She felt the pain her daughter felt and wished she could take it off her. Evie was totally heartbroken. She suddenly became angry and sharp-edged . She lost weight because she obviously stopped eating. Through out this period Helen was there for her giving her all the support and encouragement she possibly could. She kept telling her to move on and not be hard o

Helen's baby was just going to be six months old when she got back from an errand one day to meet a note on the table in the sitting. It had come from her husband? With trembling hands she opened the letter and her fears became real. She skipped down to the last lines of the letter, he eyes dropped on the heavy words. "I'm sorry... I have to go... I don't love you anymore. I am gone ". Pain and anger suffocated her as she fell into the closest seat.  "Just like that? Just a note" she thought to herself. He was living her with the children with no explanations whatsoever but a flimsy note..  She thought it would be a dream but she never woke up from that dream. He had left the marriage on a swing there was no divorce, no annulment.  This was the most cruel thing he could do to her. It was as though her world came crashing down before her. How would she face the look people would throw at her when they get to know she was a single parent. The letter was

Helen was at the back of her house, in a little garden she had made and was tending her pumpkin seedlings as has become her morning and evening routine. For a retiree like her, hobbies like this is one of what keeps one going. The evening was chill and the neighborhood was rather quiet. Helen thought it could be that most people aren't back from their day's activities yet. They lived in a neighborhood where you mind your business and face your gate. The only sounds you hear from around were the sounds of car horns when they got back from work in the evenings and when they left in the mornings. Helen heard the door of the refrigerator in the kitchen slammed. Sophie must have woken up she thought. "Mummy good evening " the voice was not Sophie's but that of her elder daughter Evie. "Oh... i thought it was your sister" she rubbed her forehead with the back of her hand "you're early today" Evie stood by the door that led to the back

Helen was at the back of her house, in a little garden she had made and tending her pumpkin seedlings as has become her morning and evening routine. For a retiree like her, hobbies like this is one of what keeps one going. The evening was chill and the neighborhood was rather quiet. Helen thought it could be that most people aren't back from their day's activities yet. They lived in a neighborhood where you mind your business and face your gate. The only sounds you hear from around were the sounds of car horns when they got back from work in the evenings and when they left in the mornings. Helen heard the door of the refrigerator in the kitchen slammed. Sophie must have woken up she thought. "Mummy good evening " the voice was not Sophie's but that of her elder daughter Evie. "Oh... i thought it was your sister" she rubbed her forehead with the back of her hand "you're early today" Evie stood by the door that led to the backyard

Helen was at the back of her house, in a little garden she had made and was tending her pumpkin seedlings as has become her morning and evening routine. For a retiree like her, hobbies like this is one of what keeps one going. The evening was chill and the neighborhood was rather quiet. Helen thought it could be that most people aren't back from their day's activities yet. They lived in a neighborhood where you mind your business and face your gate. The only sounds you hear from around were the sounds of car horns when they got back from work in the evenings and when they left in the mornings. Helen heard the door of the refrigerator in the kitchen slammed. Sophie must have woken up she thought. "Mummy good evening " the voice was not Sophie's but that of her elder daughter Evie. "Oh... i thought it was your sister" she rubbed her forehead with the back of her hand "you're early today" Evie stood by the door that led to the back

Helen was at the back of her house tending in a little garden she had made and tending her pumpkin seedlings as has become her morning and evening routine. For a retiree like her, hobbies like this is one of what keeps one going. The evening was chill and the neighborhood was rather quiet. Helen thought it could be that most people aren't back from their day's activities yet. They lived in a neighborhood where you mind your business and face your gate. The only sounds you hear from around were the sounds of car horns when they got back from work in the evenings and when they left in the mornings. Helen heard the door of the refrigerator in the kitchen slammed. Sophie must have woken up she thought. "Mummy good evening " the voice was not Sophie's but that of her elder daughter Evie. "Oh... i thought it was your sister" she rubbed her forehead with the back of her hand "you're early today" Evie stood by the door that led to the b