Great friend.
An employer any employee would give their eye and teeth to have the pleasure of working for. A man with business savvy that was enviable.
They did well at sharing the best parts of their father and uncle with the world and I was sure there was truth in their words.
That they would, deep down, miss him --- miss the parts of him that they held dear.
Luc spoke as well. She read poetry instead of speaking about him.
Tess didn’t get up. She was still a wreck from the loss of James and I quietly suspected that the anger on her face whenever she wasn’t in conversation with someone had to do with not knowing how to feel about her father’s passing, given that other problems with him had taken the father of her boys away.
Her eyes had dark circles around them. Her skin was pale
