“‘Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star’? That’s what you chose to sing, why?” “Because of my mother. It is the only tangible memory I have of her. I know you know I’m an orphan, but my parents didn’t die at the same time. She died in a car accident when I was five, and that song was the last thing I remember her saying to me. She recited that song to me almost every night, I think, and since I didn’t see her the morning she died, that is my last memory of her.” “For what it’s worth, I’m sorry,” Richard said as he wrapped a supportive arm around Rain’s shoulder. “You and I both. From what my dad would say about her, she was an awesome person and a wonderful mother and wife.” “Any particular reason you never spoke of this to any of us before?” “You mean besides the fact of it being heart-wrench
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