Tracy is worn out from caring for her young daughter Hayley, the fruit of a drunken teenage binge. She’s also fed up with the judgemental remarks not only from her relatives but even from strangers in the street. Pious churchgoers criticise her immoral behaviour and foul language. Her boyfriend Davy is neither very bright, nor at all romantic and doesn’t help with the housework, but he loves Tracey and Hayley.
It’s a total surprise when Kate, the beautiful and well-off mother of another daycare child, Corbin, invites her out Continue reading “What Friends Are For, by J.B. Reynolds”