RUINED FRO LIFE

y part of my job description, but I love a tidy space and always do what I can wh

t. Adam and Susan are just over 60 and are by far the cutest elderly couple I’ve ever seen. Even though Susan is in a wheelchair, she always tries to be closest to her hus

is used when their children visit, and occasionally, I occupy the other one when I need to stay overnight. Everything in the house is modest, from the applian

stores have everything and anything that screams luxury. He's a firm believer in entrepreneurship and sometimes houses upcoming brands in his stores. He's generous like t

aker for over six months now, and it’s been quite an experience. Susan is not as difficult as other patients I’ve worked with, but she's also not the easiest. She got

and I passed out. When I came to, Adam was standing over me with a pained expression, telling me how sorry he was through his eyes. I understood him quite well. Susan acted like nothing happened, and the day went on without further tantrums. One can’t particularly fault the poor w

is rocking chair. He's singing to her, something he does to get her to sleep. This time it’s a song I’ve never heard him sing before. He stumbles over some words as

that?” I asked

Susan’s favorite songs for as long as I can rememb

lovely

ent by. Sometimes she forgets who Adam was, and you could tell it tore a piece of his heart from the hurt in his face. But it's pa

I fished out my phone from my poc

No preamble, no greeting

go; my boss

d. I can take

as if my life depended on it, and w