Dear Coleen
MY sister and I are in our 40s with good jobs and lovely families.
When we were growing up, we never had a father figure in our lives and, to be honest, it was never an issue.
Our mum always gave us the best of everything – clothes, jewellery, holidays, a private education.
It sounds crazy now but it never occurred to either of us, ever, to ask where all the money came from.
This year we lost her and before she died, she told us that when she spent three or four nights “working away”, she used to drive to a neighbouring town, where no one knew her, and work as an erotic dancer.
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