forehead.
“Every time.”
We eventually placed the suit in a small display cabinet in our home, together with the photograph and a copy of Daniel’s final letter.
We didn’t display it as a trophy or as proof that our wedding had been unusual.
We kept it because it reminded us of something worth remembering.
Families are not made perfect by hiding their mistakes.
They become stronger when people are willing to acknowledge them.
Thomas and Daniel lost decades because neither man could bear to be the first to apologize. Their
