Kim Leadbetter

and reconnecting with us.

And we were just starting to build up, you know, that closeness again.

And her diary manager for Zila would say, right, I'm blocking an hour out.

You're going to go see your sister.

You're going to go have a cup of tea with your mum and dad.

And we were just sort of starting to get into that routine.

Yeah.

So I saw her, I think it was the week before and she came around to our house and she turned up and she was knackered and stressed and rushing around and crazy.

And she came into the house and she never had any clothes.

She used to forget things.

She was just dashing around like crazy.

So she put one of my hoodies on and she was tiny and she just snuggled up in our armchair and we just chatted and talked.

And when she left to go back to the place that she had

She said, oh, let me give you your hoodie back.

And I said, no, no, it's fine.

Just give me it next time you see me.

And then I didn't see her again after that.

There was a really sort of febrile atmosphere at the time.

I had a few very honest conversations with Jo about it because Jo was a very strong Remainer.

And she said, look, you know, whatever else you think, this is not going to be good for our country economically.