Celia's Puppies
“ Three days later “Do you mind if I join you?” Delphie asked Jill.
Jill looked up from her cup of coffee and smiled. She was sitting on a quiet balcony overlooking the lake.
The house in Maine was set back off the lake among the tall evergreen trees. She was watching their nearest neighbor from across the lake teach Katy, Noelle and Nash to fish.
“Please,” Jill said.
“I’ve missed you, Jill,”
Delphie said.
“I’ve missed you, Delphie.
I... Yeah.”
“You don’t seem like you’re doing very well,” De...lphie said. “When I look at you, I see a kind of darkness hanging over you. It doesn’t seem to belong to you or be a part of you, just connected in some way.”
“Is it Trevor’s ghost?”
Jill asked.
“No, honey,” Delphie said.
“He’s gone.”
Jill felt a wave of relief. She hadn’t realized how much she had worried about Trevor haunting her.
Smiling, she nodded to Delphie.
“Would you like a cup?”
Jill asked. She held up a thermos of coffee.
“I have some green tea.”MoreLess
Jill looked up from her cup of coffee and smiled. She was sitting on a quiet balcony overlooking the lake.
The house in Maine was set back off the lake among the tall evergreen trees. She was watching their nearest neighbor from across the lake teach Katy, Noelle and Nash to fish.
“Please,” Jill said.
“I’ve missed you, Jill,”
Delphie said.
“I’ve missed you, Delphie.
I... Yeah.”
“You don’t seem like you’re doing very well,” De...lphie said. “When I look at you, I see a kind of darkness hanging over you. It doesn’t seem to belong to you or be a part of you, just connected in some way.”
“Is it Trevor’s ghost?”
Jill asked.
“No, honey,” Delphie said.
“He’s gone.”
Jill felt a wave of relief. She hadn’t realized how much she had worried about Trevor haunting her.
Smiling, she nodded to Delphie.
“Would you like a cup?”
Jill asked. She held up a thermos of coffee.
“I have some green tea.”MoreLess
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