Codependent Margie and her daughter Ellie have never been apart for more than a day. Suddenly, their stuck at their homes, only a few blocks apart. Their only visitors are a cute mailman and a hot next-door neighbor with an obsession for working out. Maybe staying at home won't be so bad after all. But quickly, Ellie's neighbor drops a bombshell. Upset, Ellie reaches out to her mom—only to find out Margie's relationship is blooming. Feeling left out in the cold, Ellie decides to investigate the mailman and finds out her mom's beau might not be as squeaky clean as he seems. At a crossroad, Ellie must decide whether to let her mother get involved with the mailman, or intervene, and make sure their codependent mother-daughter relationship is the only connection that grows in isolation. It doesn't take Ellie long to make up her mind... Author's this book was first written in March 2020, as the Coronavirus Pandemic swept through the US. Raising two preschoolers and constantly surrounded by scary news, I wrote this book as a way to envision a happy ending during the pandemic. As such, this story is lighthearted. It is not meant to downplay the very serious pandemic but to capture the resiliency of the human relationships in the middle of a storm. Hope you enjoy.