Ocean Forever

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“Hannah, wait up,” Garin called out as he ran to her.

“Come on, you slow man. The boats are not going to wait around all day,” She said with a smile and waited for him to catch up.

“I’m coming. I’m running as fast as I can,” Garin said with some heavy luggage in his hands.

He reached Hannah and she took some of the bags from him.

“I told you to let me carry more but no, you needed to be a man,” she teased him as she took the bags.

“You’re my wife and I promised to always treat you like a queen and queens don’t carry around heavy luggage,” He said.

“I’m no queen, Garin,” She said to him.

“You’re my queen,” He said and they kissed.

“Now, come on, let’s go. We’re late,” She said and the couple picked up the pace.

They reached the docks and saw the many boats that were already being filled with so many people who were travelling to various destinations worldwide.

After the couple had come to terms with the death of their son, they spent three more years in the same home