Family Dynamics (Pam Of Babylon Book Five) - Plot & Excerpts
Hopeful that he was moving on, she successfully put him out of her mind, a talent that would finally serve her in a positive way. She pulled open the drapes in her bedroom; the sun was up, and it looked like it would be a good beach day. Walking around her room picking up her clothes from the previous day, she thought how different the space was in the years since Jack died. Because he didn’t keep many belongings around, she always assumed he preferred to live that way. So she did the same thing; their room used to be spare, elegant, and slightly impersonal. She realized later that because his life was spread all over Manhattan, he couldn’t really afford to have much in their room at the beach. It was simply a place to hang his hat. Now the room was full of things she loved—her favorite artwork, mementos of her children and sisters, and a lone portrait of her and Jack on their wedding day. Although she faced the fact that much of what she knew her life to be with him was a lie, she was also able to take what was good out of the mix and let it be part of her history.
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