My Dad's a Policeman
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The other copper, Chris, unlocked their patrol car, which was parked in the kerb right outside our house. The interior light went on.‘You all right?’ Gary asked me gently, placing his hand lightly on my shoulder.I sniffed and wiped the back of my hand over my eyes. Of course I wasn’t all right. How I could be? There was no point in telling Gary that; it wouldn’t have done any good. Tommy was with strangers and Mum was alone, sobbing like she would die. I knew, despite what she’d said about tryin...g to get off the drink, as soon as we’d gone she’d open another bottle – to drown her sorrows. She hadn’t managed to get off the drink with Tommy and me there, so there was crap chance of her doing so now we’d been taken away.It was nearly 1.00 a.m. and the February night air was freezing. I still only had on my old school jacket; I didn’t own a coat. Chris was climbing into the driver’s seat while Gary was holding open the rear door for me to get in. I glanced back at the house.
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The other copper, Chris, unlocked their patrol car, which was parked in the kerb right outside our house. The interior light went on.‘You all right?’ Gary asked me gently, placing his hand lightly on my shoulder.I sniffed and wiped the back of my hand over my eyes. Of course I wasn’t all right. How I could be? There was no point in telling Gary that; it wouldn’t have done any good. Tommy was with strangers and Mum was alone, sobbing like she would die. I knew, despite what she’d said about tryin...g to get off the drink, as soon as we’d gone she’d open another bottle – to drown her sorrows. She hadn’t managed to get off the drink with Tommy and me there, so there was crap chance of her doing so now we’d been taken away.It was nearly 1.00 a.m. and the February night air was freezing. I still only had on my old school jacket; I didn’t own a coat. Chris was climbing into the driver’s seat while Gary was holding open the rear door for me to get in. I glanced back at the house.
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