Forty Six

I turned my gaze to Mike. Did he know anything about this? Last night they hadn’t said a word when he had informed them that “Maya, I know and my husband didn’t say much last night, and it left something awkward between us. But, that won’t be the case now. We are willing to brush this topic into this beautiful breakfast of sausages,” she informed me with a laugh. I turned my attention to her. “It’s alright, ma’am. I mean, no-one would like their privacy to be intruded. I and Mike should have thought it true before springing up the decision on you just like that. It was wrong, and I’m sorry about that,” I said calmly. Mike’s mother smiled at me. “You’re so silly. Who says you intruded on my privacy? I’ve always wished for a daughter, and now, I finally got you I’m not letting you go so easily,” she informed me. It took me a while to understand what she meant. She wants me to move in with them whole-fully. “I…” “Child,” Mike’s father pulled my attention towards him. “My son was