The silence around me didn’t feel empty that morning.
It felt peaceful.
Familiar.
I looked once more at Frank’s name engraved in the stone, then down at the old blind dog waiting beside me.
“Come on, Benny.”
I stood carefully.
“Let’s go home.”
The silence around me didn’t feel empty that morning.
It felt peaceful.
Familiar.
I looked once more at Frank’s name engraved in the stone, then down at the old blind dog waiting beside me.
“Come on, Benny.”
I stood carefully.
“Let’s go home.”