Ruth Brandt — The Suitcase on the Porch
I looked around at Eva, our employees, the children, and the plants moving gently in the ocean breeze.
“Several of them,” I answered.
He laughed.
“That’s the best kind.”
Later I found Callum standing beside the bench.
He had been looking at the inscription beneath it, which honored the community volunteers who had helped build the project.
“I thought a million-dollar wedding would be the event people remembered,” he said.
“Maybe some people will,” I replied.