Amanda Grant
Ding dong sounded the door bell early, 7.30am. I opened the front door a crack. “It’s your mother.” I opened the door wider, standing in front of her in my undies. “Is that any way to greet a guest at the front door, Josh?” “Nobody who I would even remotely label a guest would be arriving at this hour in the morning.” “You are wasting the best hours of the day.” “You sound like grandma.” “Oh don’t say that.” She sounded wounded. I laughed. “Put something on Josh, your mother doesn’t want to be looking at her sons bulges this early in the morning.” She goes to the lounge room. “Have you been burning joss sticks again?” I go to my bedroom. “Your sons bulges certainly don’t want to be looking at you,” I call from my bedroom as I looked for trackie daks and a hoodie. “I’ve just got a new car, I got it last night,” mum called back. “I couldn’t sleep, I was up early, I just wanted to drive it some where.” I stepped back into the kitchen, zipping up the hoodie. “A new car?” “I just replaced m...