“We just came by to see how you were doing,” I lied.
“Fine. I’m fine. Come in.”
“I hope you don’t mind, I brought Mama along.”
“No, not at all. Chloe it’s nice to see you again.”
“You have my sympathy dear. I’m so sorry for your loss.”
“Thank you. I appreciate that.”
Janet ushered us into the living room where we all took seats. “Can I get you anything? Drinks? A ham sandwich? A vat of chicken and noodles?”
We all laughed. “I told you people would come out of the woodwork bearing food.”
“Man, you weren’t kidding. Not only that though, there were piles left over after the wake. I told all the church members that were serving to take whatever they wanted but I still ended up with a car load. I should of took it all to the station or a shelter or something. Maybe I will just pack it a
