Meeting baby Charlene was the best day of her ragged life ... everything else dissolved its importance and mother and baby were content eating and sleeping together; getting stronger by the day.
As the weeks progressed and the weather warmed, Marley would take Charlene in her pram out to the park to the seat on the hill.
She avoided walking too close to the gardener's shed, but would sit on the seat overlooking the suburb below.
Puck had engraved their three names at the back in the wood there, which made her smile to see this every time.
They had enough money to get by and Marley was so enthralled with her small child, she rarely, if ever, thought of anything else in the world - or outside of it.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series
She avoided walking too close to the gardener's shed, but would sit on the seat overlooking the suburb below.
Puck had engraved their three names at the back in the wood there, which made her smile to see this every time.
They had enough money to get by and Marley was so enthralled with her small child, she rarely, if ever, thought of anything else in the world - or outside of it.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series
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