| Author: | Sheila Holmes | ISBN: | 9780463510452 |
| Publisher: | Sheila Holmes | Publication: | October 28, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sheila Holmes |
| ISBN: | 9780463510452 |
| Publisher: | Sheila Holmes |
| Publication: | October 28, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
In her emotionally devastated condition, Kelsey had hidden herself away in her Grampy's attic (under the guise of helping her family clear out her deceased grandfather's house for the new owners), and poured out her heart-breaking story of the previous day, when Jeremy had proposed to her. She left "no stone un-turned" when recounting the events of the day. And, the only moments she wasn't clickety-clacking away on Grampy's antiquated typewriter keys, she was curled up on the nasty, dingy old recliner that Grandma had hidden away in the roof space, unabashedly crying. This was the day immediately after the "marriage proposal debacle."
It is now two days later (three days after Jeremy's unacceptable proposal of marriage), and Kelsey has gathered enough emotional clarity to continue the saga, pouring out her soul to the grandfather whom she adored, mainly for his well-practiced gift of listening. Only this time, she decides to backtrack and recount everything she could remember of how she and Jeremy met and came to the decision in the first place to commit themselves to each other for a lifetime.
As she describes in detail how she and Jeremy met, dated, and fell in love, Kelsey is gaining some new insights to hers and Jeremy's relationship, and past incidents that should have raised flags... be they yellow, red, or flags requiring new colors.
In her emotionally devastated condition, Kelsey had hidden herself away in her Grampy's attic (under the guise of helping her family clear out her deceased grandfather's house for the new owners), and poured out her heart-breaking story of the previous day, when Jeremy had proposed to her. She left "no stone un-turned" when recounting the events of the day. And, the only moments she wasn't clickety-clacking away on Grampy's antiquated typewriter keys, she was curled up on the nasty, dingy old recliner that Grandma had hidden away in the roof space, unabashedly crying. This was the day immediately after the "marriage proposal debacle."
It is now two days later (three days after Jeremy's unacceptable proposal of marriage), and Kelsey has gathered enough emotional clarity to continue the saga, pouring out her soul to the grandfather whom she adored, mainly for his well-practiced gift of listening. Only this time, she decides to backtrack and recount everything she could remember of how she and Jeremy met and came to the decision in the first place to commit themselves to each other for a lifetime.
As she describes in detail how she and Jeremy met, dated, and fell in love, Kelsey is gaining some new insights to hers and Jeremy's relationship, and past incidents that should have raised flags... be they yellow, red, or flags requiring new colors.
