Liesl walked with Isaias to the front door of the house and stood back as he opened the door to let her mother in.
She immediately noted how tired she appeared. Her hair was pulled back in a messy bun, grey hair peppered through her usually dyed deep brown hair. Her eyes were rimmed with dark circles and the lines which edged them were deeper than normal. Her mouth was set in a sad frown and even her clothing was not the normal casual chic she wore.
“Hey Mom,” Liesl spoke first. “Everything okay?”
“I just wanted to see you. I miss you. I figured if I came in person, it might be harder for you to send me off. Fred gave me the address but told me he’d never let me see Winnie again if gave it to Sandy or Merlin or anyone else for the matter. I only wanted to see you for myself.” Sh
