As much as I wanted to help him, I knew there was nothing I could do. I’d already offered to go with him today, and he’d refused. He needed to do this on his own. I understood that, but it was difficult to watch.
“Hey,” I said.
His head turned slightly to look at me. “Hey.” His voice was slightly off, and I wondered if he’d been crying.
He looked as though his world had come to an end, and in a way I guess it had. It wasn’t every day you learned that your mother had cancer and died.
Oh, that was so sad. I felt the emotion in this one. Good job!
ReplyDeleteOooo poor boy! I feel so sad for him
ReplyDeletegreat post
Well done; you jerked my emotions around in a red-hot hurry. Excellent post!
ReplyDeleteOh, so emotional! Tugs at the heart strings. Well done!
ReplyDeleteoh no, so sad. He really doesn't have to do this alone, though. Great post.
ReplyDelete*hugs to both of them* I'm glad they have each other! I hope he knows that.
ReplyDeleteAwwww, so sad. I just want to cry now. =( Very emotional and great FFF!
ReplyDeleteOh so sad. I feel sorry for him.
ReplyDeleteOh that was sad. Nicely done!
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In a time of grief, a good friend can help just by being there. A very moving FFF post. Sherri, you done good.
ReplyDeleteSad now...what a tearjerker for so little words...the pain that both of them feel. Great FFF.
ReplyDeleteoh wow. my heart aches, and wants to embrace them both. great job!
ReplyDeleteEmotive post. The picture does look pensive. good interpretation.
ReplyDeleteWow wasnt expecting that...very good and sad.
ReplyDeleteWow, so sad!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!!
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