Charlotte walked over to the side of the bed and reached under the covers and felt the front of my pull up. “still dry well done” she said in a high pitch voice. Emily laughed as she did and commented “He is not in real nappies so should be able to tell you when he is dry or not, you don’t have to check him like a baby”
“oh sorry, I am used to looking after my cousin and she is still a little baby” Charlotte replied as she started pulling back the covers on the bed. Now I am not sure if I have introduced Charlotte but she has been a friend of Emily’s for a good 12 years after meeting each other in primary school, they speak to each other on the phone virtually every night and Charlotte has always been mean to me commenting that Emily shouldn’t of got with me and that I am so small that I should be treated like a baby and that no women would have me.
The Girls Holiday Scene 70
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