Journey Of Love

An early morning alarm clock ringing has always been the worst type for Rose Elliott, wake up. On a day like this that started with thick rain clouds above all. But that was the California spring.Sullen, she pulled up the blinds in the small apartment.Since there was only the kitchen, bathroom and Melissa's room apart from the living room, where Rose also slept, it didn't take very long.Finally she went into the small room of her daughter Melissa, who was still sleeping blissfully and did not let the sudden light disturb her.Rose sat quietly on the little girl's bed and watched her sleep for a moment.The little face with the snub nose and the big, blue eyes that were still closed was completely relaxed, the long, dark brown hair lay tangled on the pillow.Finally Rose put a hand on the little belly and tickled it.Melissa woke up laughing, she loved being woken up by her mother like this.Rose often envied Melissa that she

Dave Simmons was a born morning person. He usually got up before the alarm went off, turned on the coffee machine and went to shower. Before Josie got up, her kindergarten bag was packed and there was a plate of pancakes on the table, which didn't look very appetizing but smelled good.He himself only had coffee and orange juice for breakfast, a combination that he often regretted.Dave woke Josie at seven o'clock and helped her get dressed.In the morning Josie was always in a foggy state in which she could hardly keep her eyes open. He and his wife Sandra used to be happy about their little sleepyhead,but now that they had to get out of the house early, that was rather annoying."Josie, come on, stretch out your arm so that it also lands in your sleeve ... yes, honey, the other one too, well ... and now the pants ... oh man, luckily there is no more winter, otherwise I would that take hours here, ”Dave huffed, not for the first time.

They both looked at each other for a moment before footsteps became loud. Melissa came running towards her mother and Rose caught her.She was happy that her daughter was so exuberant. "Hey honey! Did you have fun?"That was actually a superfluous question, Melissa's cheeks literally glowed.“Mommy, we played with Josie's dollhouse. And with the grocery store. We dressed up and Dave cleaned everything up afterwards because we messed up the room, ”she reported excitedly.Rose looked questioningly at Dave. He nodded laughing. "Yes, most of it is already tidied up.""I'm sorry," said Rose, "should I help anything?"Dave raised his hands defensively. “Oh, it's okay. It wasn't that bad at all. "Rose nodded with a smile. "OK. But next time they are allowed to ravage Melissa's room. "Dave was happy. Apparently he got it all right after all.“I'll take you at your word! You now have my number, so you ca

Josie nodded. “I know daddy. But it's so strange here. Like in a hospital. "Dave knew exactly what Josie was talking about. But it couldn't be changed.They found a parking space and got out of the car."If you don't stay by my side, you'll have to walk by the hand," Dave warned his daughter.They still had to walk a bit and Josie had the habit of looking neither to the left nor to the right, whereby she did not notice approaching cars at all.Josie nodded. "It's good, Daddy." She looked up at the sun, which was finally shining again.Suddenly the temperature had risen from a wet fifteen degrees to a sunny twenty-three degrees. Butterflies flew over the clean front gardens and bees hummed.Finally they were there and coolness welcomed them in the modern building.The large room they stood in served as a common room. Men and women of different ages played table tennis, chess, or watched TV.Many also read. At first

Rose took a sip before saying, "If I have sore muscles tomorrow, it's just your fault."Dave said indignantly: "I didn't do anything!"After sharing such a fit of laughter, there was no way you could stick with the "she", so it was only natural for Dave that Rose should have used him.Only now did they notice that Melissa and Josie were standing in the doorway and watching them in amazement."Why are you laughing like that?" Josie asked first. Her lip was still swollen."Rose said something funny earlier," Dave told his daughter."Not true," Rose protested. " You said something funny and I can see into the future." They almost laughed again, but they found it difficult to pull themselves together.Melissa and Josie looked at each other, then laughed at their parents themselves.Rose looked at the two girls. “What do you actually want?” She asked.Melissa took a step closer. "We wanted to ask you if we could g