Amorous

Purity wiped her tears and looked at the broken dish on the bed. She felt terrible, but it was an accident. Grabbing the two halves, she stuck them in the nightstand drawer. She promised to fix it once she had the chance.

Laying back against the pillow and taking a deep breath, Purity looked toward the window. Rain was starting to tap it.

The sound was relaxing, and since she’d taken a shower, focusing was a little easier. She closed her eyes, thinking of what to do about school, her grandmother’s house, and everything else. School had given her two weeks off to get things settled with her grandmother’s home and the funeral, but right now, she hadn’t even had a chance to go to the hospital and deal with that. As for thing’s here, she thought while glancing at the brace on her wrist and leg, they would have to be taken one day at a time.

A soft knock came on the door, bringing her out of her thoughts.

The door opened, and it was a person she didn’t recognize. She assumed he was th