Alpha Desmond
Vic reached out, pulling the lock off the gate, breaking it off completely.
“I really feel bad for doing that every year.”
He chuckled. “Don’t. I’m sure they don’t mind.”
We made our way into the cemetery and walked amongst the headstones. There was a funeral procession to our right and my heart clenched. Walking over the road that wove through the cemetery, we made our way to the north corner. There was a large headstone, twice as long as most of them, and I leaned down in front of it. Brushing away some of the leaves, I ran my hands over the inscriptions. First was Lucas Roberts; father, husband, son, friend. My name was next and I barely touched it, brushing over my sons name. Ares Robert
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