Chapter 31

• Very early the next morning, they were ready and down for breakfast with the luggage heaped in the living room, for the maids to take to the car. Even Amanda's parents were amazed when they came down and met then already in the dining munching their meals, fully dressed
• "Isn't it too early? It's not like you are going to another continent," Mrs. Holland complained, her face sullied with concern. It not every time she gets to see her daughter and now that she is here, because of her busy body, she has helped quicken their dismissal.
• She had been the one to inform Daisy mom that her daughter was at her place yesterday. She couldn't hold back from blowing the horn on the kid because all these years since she left, Mrs. Holland saw the emptiness in her friends anytime she saw any picture of Daisy on television or anything concerning her was mentioned. She knows what it means to lose a child because she lost one too. Though through death. She wouldn't want that for any mother not to mention someone dear to her.