60: SILENCE

Colten didn't know how to face his wife when she woke up; it seemed he would lose the strength to tell her what happened to their child, Butchi. They hadn't even had the chance to hold or see him. If anyone would mourn the loss with them, it would be his wife, who had suffered greatly for their child and cared for him. He needed to be strong for her. He didn't say he couldn't grieve or express his sadness, but he knew he needed to be a pillar of strength for his wife in her time of need.

Staying in sorrow and tears wasn't good. They had children who needed their guidance and support. In unity and trust in each other, they could face any challenge they encountered; they would be each other's support and pillar in times of need. The loss of a child, especially at a young age like Baby Butchi's, was an incredibly difficult experience for Keisha and Colten. The pain and longing it brought were deep and unparalleled. Faced with such a trial, it's natural to question and doubt li