Tyler stared out at the empty wall frame of the recently erected high-rise building in his late wife's name. The lower floors had already received walls, but this one, at the top level, had yet to be protected from the elements. He looked at his new building, yet everything now felt empty, dull, and boring without her. Mary, how could he leave her there? Alone and pregnant? She wanted to come, but he was too stupid and selfish to leave her instead. Now, burdened by feelings of guilt, regret, and even dismay, he was drowning in his grief. How could everything change from the colour rainbow and sunshine to a massive, dark, and sad downpour of unforgiving rain?
One minute, he had arranged a surprise dinner for them after his grandfather's funeral; the next, he received a call that his vacati
