Woman's Weekly

New Term BLUES

Sending one child off to university is hard. But when it came to her twins, Carly couldn’t help feeling things were slightly worse for her. After all, she was losing her first and last child. While part of her supported and cheered their independence, another part was terrified that they would be truly on their own for the first time.

Josh went first, to Guildford. Since his exam results came in, Carly had been buying bits and bobs.

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