Grace O'Connor

I wouldn't have had a massive support unit.

I didn't have a lot of family, you know, in Limerick.

So I done that anyway, we became friends and we were, we were all just hanging around with each other.

He was so funny, so funny.

And I began to like him and he was super shy, really, really shy.

And so I was maybe around, I don't know, 24 at his age.

And I'm like, I'm telling my sisters about this guy, you know, my family are laughing because they're like, you're going to meet someone.

And I'm like, I'm never meeting a guy with kids.

And they're like, but you have to.

And I don't care.

I don't want any more stuff, you know.

Or they joke that like, you know, the benefits, James was super tall and he was also the same surname as my kids.

So it worked.

All right.

So whatever.

Anyways, I'm telling my sisters and one day I'm in the car with one of my sisters and I go into the shop.

I leave the phone in the car and she texts James.

She texts James going, do you want to go to cinema?

Freaking out.

I was like, oh my God, what did you do?