He Left Our Son Dying for the Son Who Was Never His
My hands moved on my instincts as I pulled my hands backward, protecting the urn at any cost.
But, Harry, driven by rage and annoyance, snatched the urn from my hands.
"Harry, no!" I screamed, but it was too late.
With a cynical laugh, Harry threw the urn against the stone walkway. The ceramic shattered into a thousand jagged teeth, and a cloud of grey dust scattered into the wind, coating the hem of Harry’s polished shoes.