Yvette was off work, and was tidying up the house when she received a call from her aunt Adelaide. “Hi, Aunt Addie. What are you up, to?” “Well, honey that’s what I’m calling about. I’ve had a bit of a tumble, and I—” “What?” Yvette stopped dusting and sat on the couch. “What happened?” “It’s such a stupid thing. I was taking this country line dancing class and I missed a step and fell.” “Oh my God, are you okay?” “Yes, dear, I’m fine. The man I fell on has seen better days,” she joked. “Luckily, he broke my fall. It could’ve been much worse than a fractured foot.” “A fractured foot?” Yvette repeated. “Are you at home?” “Yes, I’m home. I’ve got crutches, and I’m making the best of it.” “Well, you’re coming here to stay with us until you’re better able to take care of yourself,” Yvette said, emphatically. “That’s not necessary, honey. I can maneuver around pretty good on these things and—”
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