The Sun Will Still Shine Tomorrow (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
As usual he’d thanked her politely, taken it from the coat hanger on the door and enjoyed the warm, starchy stiff feel of the cotton against his skin. It felt good. Homely. Comforting. He looked at his wife and a momentary pang of guilt swept across him. But it was only fleeting. He cast his mind back to earlier that day. Sheila was a good wife. He’d loved her once, maybe he still did, he wasn’t sure. What is love, who really knows? He used to get goose bumps and tremble each time they met, each time they managed to sneak into a friend’s bedroom or the back of his car but then, as the meetings became more frequent, the feelings waned. They did for everyone; it was just a sad fact of life. And now as he gazed up at Sheila Moor who’d taken another one of his shirts from the back of the door and spread it over the ironing board he smiled. She looked at him as if sensing the intrusion but remained stoic. He respected her.
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