For Once In My Life Sian Ogorman by Sian O'gorman B0CV4XYRCJ instant download after payment.

High above the square, in a conference room on the top floor of advertising company Mulligan O'Leary, Kitty O'Sullivan glanced down at the verdant oasis below. Beside her, Alex was in full flow, pitching to the Department of Health a potential new fitness campaign for children. Kitty watched as hand-holding children, from the small Montessori which occupied one of the houses, dressed in boaters and striped shirts, snaked their way across the centre of the square. People were picnicking on the grass, sandwiches bought from the cool basement café. There was a fiddle player in the shade of a cherry tree, the sun dappling grass around him, the music wafting heavenward, all the way to Kitty.

She was finding it hard to keep her mind on work and mainly thinking of Dave and how he didn't seem content with his life. Just that morning, he had been lying in bed, as Kitty had raced around getting dressed, tidying the house quickly, because she knew that Dave wouldn't bother, when he had announced he was unhappy and wanted to find a new job.