Leonie stood in the middle of her now empty apartment, a heavy sigh escaping her lips. She had made the difficult decision to kick Harper and her little dog out, knowing she needed some time and space before deciding their next steps.
Leonie understood that Harper wasn't the type to initiate a breakup, but she also wouldn't disagree if Leonie wanted to leave. It was a delicate situation, one that required careful navigation.
Since her release from the mental health institution, Harper has not settled in a traditional apartment or house. Instead, she had chosen to live in her sister's home for a month before making a bold decision—to purchase a motorhome and embark on a life of constant travel.
Motorhomes, larger than campervans, were designed to be self-contained mobile homes on wheels. Harper's chosen vehicle boasted a kitchen, a double bed, ample storage, bathroom facilities, and a driving cab at the front for the driver and passenger.
