found,” he said.
I remember reaching for his hand.
“Then we’ll build our own family.”
He looked at me for a long moment.
Then he smiled.
“That sounds pretty good.”
And we did.
We married at twenty-four in a small church with folding chairs, homemade decorations, and a reception that ended when somebody accidentally knocked over the cake.
Jack worked as a mechanic before eventually moving into fleet maintenance for a transportation company. I worked in an administrative office and later took on part-time work that allowed me to spend