Christmas At Purgatory (Thalia Extra #1) - Plot & Excerpts
It was incredibly heavy, and half full of boiled potatoes that Maggie was going to help her turn into mashed potatoes. “Ye got it, just pour them into that colander!” Maggie turned back to the oven and yanked the door open, “Oh, shite! Hurry up, I need ye to clear some counter space.” Thalia nodded and carefully tilted the pot over the colander in the sink. Steam rose up in a cloud, Maggie was cursing to herself about the turkey, and music was blaring from the speakers in the living room. It was chaos, utter chaos, and Thalia loved it. She’d never had big holidays at home, especially not after her mom died and her father spent most holidays awkwardly trying to ask her questions during commercial breaks of whatever was on TV. She had spent most of her Christmases in an undecorated house unless she was able to escape to a friend’s. But that was even weirder, because their family just stared at her and felt sorry for her. This was the Christmas Thalia had always imagined. Loud, crazy, and full of laughter and people who loved each other.
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