Sally Hepworth

And by the way, it's, you know, then it goes nowhere and you just park it and it continues to simmer.

Whereas I feel like we have really, in the new relationship, we've really got to know each other and find our stride and our own rhythm together because we do listen and, you know, and work together.

But you don't live together, right?

No.

And you won't?

I don't think so.

Look, I always say I'll never do something and then, you know, five minutes later.

I think what's really important to me now is that I have my three kids.

I've got my own house.

I want them to have their house that is just mum's, you know, not even mum's house.

It's their house.

I don't want mum and Dan's house or, you know, I don't know what's going to happen at Christian's house, but I want them to have a space that's theirs and they don't need any more upheaval.

They don't need to be blending families or to... I just don't want that for them.

Yeah.

I don't want that for them.

And so maybe there's a time in the future where they've gone and who knows?

You know, I'm really happy in this.

How do you think your writing's changed now?

Some writer said once, I don't know who it is, obviously.

We know the sayings.