You're Not Hurting Me This Time
The setting sun bathed them in a golden glow.
Time had slipped by quietly, and the sorrows of the past felt like nothing more than a fading dream.
As I smiled, my youngest daughter, Wendy Reed, tumbled into my arms. Tilting her rosy face up at me, she asked, "Mommy, why are you smiling?"
I stroked her soft hair and glanced at Jeffrey. He was already watching me, his eyes filled with the same love that had never wavered.
"I was just thinking about how your father and I first met."