the spot where I drow

the same as before. Kaley was there

anticipated, Corey f

ry stone, lost his balance, and wit

r desperation and pleading. "Albina, Corey has fallen into the water. You're a

said I shouldn't exert myself," I replied nonch

ng no one was around and no cameras were watchin

ng my dad a thum

for his decisivenes

dered in the water, and Corey, suddenly a

past life flashed through my

urned as if an invisible ha

being torn into a thousand pieces

nd my mother's gentle voice

g the turbulent sorrow and anger

owning Kaley to the shore, my parents and I

ng. I had plenty of oppor

feel pain slowly and fully unti