One year later
“Hello, grandma. It’s been a while since I’ve been back home. Just wanted to come visit you,” I said, talking in her language just so she could understand me. I know she could hear me wherever she was.
I was standing by her grave. It was very simple, only a wooden plank with her name on it, and it was breaking my heart. She deserved better.
I convinced Jayden to buy a gravestone fit for her. She had been my rock and my life. Without her I would be nothing. I kneeled and put down her favorite flowers to adorn her resting place. Tulips, those were always her favorite.
“I just wanted to tell you how grateful I am for being your granddaughter and for everything you have taught me. I have found someone that loves me, grandma. I wish you would have met him
