Sue whytock

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But we did not return; not for many years. In socked feet, I step in the puddle your boot has made on the tiles, as I struggle to detach our swaddled, squealing son from my chest. There are obstacles where before there was charm. The fire needs a guard, the stairs need a gate.

Space feels tight with highchairs and toys. The bedroom offers no refuge with travel cots crammed into corners. Where the house once reflected and returned our heat and warmth, it now stands rigid around us and offers us the cold shoulder.

After 7 p. We reminisce about the first time. The house holds its breath. We drink wine and we build the fire up and we only mention the children a few times. This story just missed the longlist in the Spring Reflex flash fiction competition. Author: Sue Whytock. A House Through Time. The house stood waiting as though nothing had changed. It opposes us. It is us, you see.