Monday - June 22nd, 2015
Who: Jane and Noah
When: Monday Evening
Where: The Lighthouse
What: A little rule breaking
Rated: TBD
The air was warm but the sky was full of clouds which seemed to suit Jane's mood perfectly. Today was a bad day for her. It was the anniversary of her original due date, the anniversary of the date that little Charlotte and Michael Jr would have been born had she carried them both to term, what would have been their birthday. And so knowing this day would be bad for her, Jane had taken the day off. Granted, they were still a little short staffed, and it probably wasn't a good idea for her to lie and say she was ill when there were so many nurses who really were ill, but she just couldn't handle work today. So instead of working, she was drinking. Alone.
Jane had always had a bit of a habit but it had only gotten worse after the car accident, and even more so after Mike had left her. It was under control now, but today, she wasn't even trying to fight the urge. And so she was halfway through a bottle of vodka, using a jug of orange juice for a chaser, sitting in the old rickety rocking chair that looked out the window of the lighthouse giving her a perfect view of the tumultuous sea beyond.
When: Monday Evening
Where: The Lighthouse
What: A little rule breaking
Rated: TBD
The air was warm but the sky was full of clouds which seemed to suit Jane's mood perfectly. Today was a bad day for her. It was the anniversary of her original due date, the anniversary of the date that little Charlotte and Michael Jr would have been born had she carried them both to term, what would have been their birthday. And so knowing this day would be bad for her, Jane had taken the day off. Granted, they were still a little short staffed, and it probably wasn't a good idea for her to lie and say she was ill when there were so many nurses who really were ill, but she just couldn't handle work today. So instead of working, she was drinking. Alone.
Jane had always had a bit of a habit but it had only gotten worse after the car accident, and even more so after Mike had left her. It was under control now, but today, she wasn't even trying to fight the urge. And so she was halfway through a bottle of vodka, using a jug of orange juice for a chaser, sitting in the old rickety rocking chair that looked out the window of the lighthouse giving her a perfect view of the tumultuous sea beyond.