I knew the stress that came with being home again. There was minimal physical stress but a lot of mental stress.
It was hard to keep up with everything in my family, one minutes we're happy but the next everything changes.
I decided it was pointless trying to take on the stress myself. I needed to see Amy.
Amy's office was the same, every time I went over there, I expected some kind of radical change but I was always so disappointed. She had no clients so it was my lucky day.
'You decided to run away from me for so long.'
She laughed. It was that kind of laughter that brought a feeling of comfort to me. Whenever I heard it, I just had that feeling of peace wash over me.
'I didn't run.'
'Kassy, you've paid good money for my service, don't let it go to waste.'
I could never tell when Amy was angry or happy, she was always in this neutral state and in very rare times, she smiled or frowned.
