“You’ve said that all morning.”
“Because I am.”
I wasn’t.
My husband was lying ten feet away in a polished wooden casket, and our only son still hadn’t arrived.
I checked the chapel doors again.
Nothing.
Our only son still hadn’t arrived.
***
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“You’ve said that all morning.”
“Because I am.”
I wasn’t.
My husband was lying ten feet away in a polished wooden casket, and our only son still hadn’t arrived.
I checked the chapel doors again.
Nothing.
Our only son still hadn’t arrived.
***
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