THEY’D driven halfway to the airport when Bobby made-up his mind. He turned the truck around and tried to use his phone, but got a recorded message about no available signal.
“Where are we going, daddy?” Lisa asked.
He reached over and ran a hand down her hair. “This storm is too rough for me to want to take off in the airplane, sugar. I’m taking you to spend the night at your grandma’s, and we’ll leave first thing in the morning.”
Lisa looked a little disappointed, then she got excited. “I haven’t got to spend the night at grandma’s in a long, long time. We’ve been so busy since you got here,” she said. “Then she was acting so weird because she’s sad about grandpa.”
“She’s feeling better now. You know what? You staying there with her, just the two of you girls, that will really cheer
