Before I understood the situation, Brady knelt down slowly.
"Sally, I'm sorry. I should have done this a long time ago, but I was unsure how to start. I'm truly sorry," Alpha Brady pleaded, his eyes brimming with tears.
"Lily, please close the shop. I want to go home," Sally said as she walked down the small steps. The familiar look on her face pained my heart. She wore that expression for more than two years when Kevin, the love of her life, passed away.
I knew that Brady's presence only reminded her of her husband, and I couldn't help but feel bad. Paralyzed with indecision, I stood still, unable to do something.
Sally slowly walked past us, her head lowered to conceal the tears that clouded her eyes. Brady continued turning as Sally passed by, but he couldn't even stop her or say a
