She smiled, glad she’d been able to get it finished by the end of work today. Amelia would love the drawing of the beach and headland with Tarrin towering above the holiday park, and it had turned out quite well, if she did say so herself. She had thought of giving the drawing to James, but wasn’t sure if that was getting a bit personal, and it could also be seen as a goodbye gift. She was still deciding whether it would be goodbye, see you later, or something else. But the more she thought about it, the more she thought it was probably best to continue on with her original plans and do what was right for her, first and foremost. They had each other’s number; they could always get in touch if necessary, but everything seemed too sudden. At least with two days off starting in a few minutes, she’d have time to ponder everything and see James off when he left on Monday, get a sense of how they would leave things. And tomorrow when she’d be at Jen’s party, he’d surely be focused on saying goodbye to his grandmother on what would have been her birthday, so it certainly wasn’t the time to discuss other matters.
