“She looked up at me and and laughed, “What the hell was that?” I showed her my burnt palm. “She looked up at me and and laughed, “What the hell was that?” I showed her my burnt palm. I need a shower.” She looked up at me with big puppy dog eyes. I reached over, shut the stove off and pulled the pan off the burner. “I’m supposed to be leaving in October.”
“We will figure something out, we did say we wanted to take things slow. I waited as the bags from her flight made it to the carousel. I was already on my laptop looking for a flight home. Katie gave birth the next morning around six, a beautiful baby girl named Samantha. But as the days grew shorter, we both felt the impending sadness of Lindsey moving. The ring still shined like the day she first seen it. “Did you get clean everywhere?” I asked. Didn’t I say yes? Lindsey O’Brien, for some time now I’ve known how I want to spend the rest of
