he day I buried my husband, my children left me alone at the airport. Instead of begging them to care, I decided to make one call they would never forget.
« Mom, take a cab. We’re busy. »
Jason’s voice cut through the terminal noise before I could even tell him I had landed. Three sleepless nights pressed down on my shoulders like wet wool, and forty years of marriage had just ended with Henry lowered into the earth of the village where he was born.
