CHAPTER 41
Unresolved Issues…
Ron
I rubbed my hands over my temples, as I could feel the headache coming.
More often than not, I have been spending more time at the office, and it's starting to tell on me.
I desperately wanted to go home but anytime I remembered how cold and dreary the place was, I chose to seek the comfort of my equally austere office.
After all, it wasn't like I had anyone waiting for me.
My mind flashed back to my wife of one year, who died of an illness a couple of years back.
The twinge of guilt I felt every time I conjured her face never failed to get me.
Just like I did anytime that I felt something remotely uncomfortable, I shoved it deep down my heart, never to think about it again.
It's funny how fast life comes at you. I never thought I'd be 27 and wi
