Nine Men Laughed Outside My Wife’s Intensive Care Room—They Had No Idea What Their Trust Ledger Would Reveal
There were four rows of wooden pews.
A dim lamp lit the little podium.
No one asked what I believed or whether I knew how to pray.
I sat in the back row with my coat folded over my knees.
The sentence returned without becoming easier to understand.
The baby had not survived.
The nursery upstairs at home still contained the crib I had checked with a wrench.
Nothing had yet changed there.