"I never believed all that bullsh.it about you being a da.ddy's girl," Granny suddenly continued. "He used to spew some awful sh.it to your momma. I knew an earful from me would only make it worse for her, so I kept my mouth shut. I always knew he was a little prick."
That made me smile.
"I'm home now, so that's all that matters," I replied softly.
Granny set down a cup of tea in front of me before sitting on my other side. She grabbed my hand and smiled at me. I felt so full and warm at that moment. This is what a grandmother's love feels like.
"So," Granny said. "Tell me about your life, Sweetpea."
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I did tell Granny a little about my life. I was honest that I was married and that I ran away. Nobody asked me why, so I didn't say. Th
