Marlon finds a letter Carly has written to April
Marlon finds a letter Carly has written to little April. But can they accept devastated Carly has left their lives for good?
Marlon is still in his daughter April's bad books. She thinks something has been going on between Marlon and his ex-wife Laurel and blames him for causing his girlfriend Carly to pack her bags and leave the village.
But little April is unaware Carly fled to Spain because she couldn't handle the guilt of seeing April almost choke to death on a sweet recently. Carly froze in the moment when April started to choke, haunted by memories of her own baby boy Billy's cot death. Only the quick thinking actions of Marlon saved the day. Luckily April was OK.
However, Carly can't forgive herself for what almost happened and made the heartbreaking decision to flee from Marlon and April, the two people she loves most in the world, and accept a new job in Malaga.
But when Marlon stumbles upon a letter Carly has written to April, will it reveal the truth about Carly's true intentions? And can dad and daughter cope with the fact they might not see Carly again?
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Simon has long been a fan of soap operas, and especially loves OVER-THE-TOP plots involving evil twins, hair-pulling catfights and natural disasters. Anyone remember the Sunset Beach earthquake/tidal wave? Or when Krystle Carrington got locked in the attic and replaced by look-a-like Rita in Dynasty?!
Simon has written for a variety of TV and childrens’ magazines/websites including Inside Soap, Nickelodeon, What’s On TV, Radio Times, Metro, Girl Talk, Disney Girl, Toxic! and Digital Spy. He has reported LIVE from the red carpet at The British Soap Awards interviewing glammed-up stars from soapland, and hosted a Facebook LIVE session for Metro with Home and Away legend Ray Meagher (Alf "Stone the flamin' crows!" Stewart) to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Aussie soap.
Simon is also co-author of The Treasures Of Coronation Street (Carlton Books)
And the writer and director of (very!) low budget fright flick, Midsummer Night's EVIL and the sequel webisodes series, The Hatchet Woods HORROR.