The kids grew fast, and so did the bills. Teddy and Tracey’s business became more successful, and they enjoyed their lives. The saddest part was his parents would never get to know Katrina. Teddy would not subject her to his family. He felt thankful Katrina had Tracey’s parents as grandparents. They were healthy, unlike his. There was such a contrast between Teddy’s and Tracey’s families.
Tracey and her brother both grew up in Little Rock. Sam was younger than she was by five years. Teddy hired him as a doughnut maker in one of his stores. Sam was a good kid. Their parents raised fine kids in Tracey and Sam. Sam planned to attend University in Memphis in the fall. Every time they found good employees, they ended up moving or going to school or leaving for a better job. The hardest thing a
