"Just replace it," Laurie said with a frown. "It'll be a disaster if it falls on my son!"
Millie smiled broadly. "But this cupboard is still sturdy enough, Laurie," she said, feigning objection. "It's just got one of its legs a little flimsy, it's not going to fall."
"Millie, my son likes to eat at night and if he opens this cupboard when he's looking for food and it falls, what should we do?" Laurie asked firmly. "Buy a nicer, bigger one. We'll need to stock up more food while my son is here."
"Ah, okay, if that's what you want," Millie said. "And what about the refrigerator?"
Laurie looked at the white refrigerator that had been there since she first moved into the house, over ten years ago.
Laurie remembered that when she lived here, everything was clean and tidy. Looking at t
