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“I just want to go home to my bed, daddy.” I pouted.
“We will be home shortly, Darlin,” he answered. “Why did she have to die? She was a good person, Daddy. She was going to be a teacher! Now what is going to happen?” I pleaded as if he could change anything. “Everyone has a plan, and it was her time to go. I am sorry that you have to learn this lesson at your age. I wish I could change this for you,” he added. I just shook my head and let the tears flow freely down my cheeks. We pulled into the drive of our two story ranch style home. I looked around, half expecting to see Alexia come from around the corner; I put my head down and went to my room. Later that night, once the sun went down, my dad came up with soup and a sandwich. “Please eat, Darlin,” dad pleaded. “I don’t want to lose you too.” I slurped some tomato soup and nibbled at a grilled cheese sandwich. “Daddy?” I looked up. “Yes, Darlin?” he was quick to respond. “I’m not going back to school in the fall. I need a semester at home to deal.” I said solemnly. “That can be arranged,” he answered. For the next week I stayed hidden in my room. I stepped outside and felt the warm Texas summer sun hit my skin. It felt nice, and I could feel my body warm through. I took a deep breath and exhaled slowly. “I have to say, you are looking much better today!” I heard Laith attempt to make me smile. “I feel much better today, thanks,” I half smiled. “Have you seen my dad around?” I asked heading towards the barn. “He said that he would be in town for a few days helping a friend put up a fence for discounted feed. I told him that I would help you if you needed anything,” he boasted. “Thanks,” I smiled for real this time. “I really am sorry about your friend. She seemed like such a good person,” he offered sincerely. |
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