Chapter 44

• CHARLES
• I fixed my tie all while watching Little Tee rest. I needed to awaken her in a second, there was a great deal she needed to do today. In any case, I needed to partake in her in her most quiet state. Her lips were marginally separated and her earthy colored hair was spread all around the cushion she laid her head on.
• At the point when I laid her down the previous evening, it was as though she would have rather not let me go. I held her for quite a long time and allowed my brain to meander. In the event that time could return, I contemplated whether I might have met her when I was only a young man. She would've adored the kid I was, and I was certain I would've cherished the young lady she was. Before devils appended themselves to my shoulders and constrained my every activity, and before depression pressured hers.