At 62, weeks after burying my controlling husband, I finally did the one thing he’d forbidden for 40 years: I learned to drive. But when I took his beloved truck out alone and tapped the GPS address he’d saved as “Home,” it led me to the last woman on earth I expected to see.
The house felt too big after Richard died.
Two months had passed.
But I still reached for his coffee mug every morning out of habit.
