Three Days Before the Casket Was Delivered, My Son Asked Me to Sign a Document
“Mr.
Miller, have a seat.”
I followed the stretcher out to the porch.
Cold air struck my face, and the ambulance lights swept red and blue across the wet oak leaves.
My cardigan was still damp from the laundry room floor.
A young officer holding a clipboard stopped me on the top step.
“Ma’am, I need your statement.”
Julian came out after us, still talking.