clock under my ribs, ticking every time he laughs.
While Leo eats, I pack a little bag the way I always do: water bottle, wipes, a tiny first-aid kit, snacks, sunscreen.
It hits me, suddenly, how ridiculous it is.
I’m packing sunscreen for a future I won’t be in.
But then I remember: the future isn’t just mine. It’s his. And even if I’m not there to see continue reading …