You’re in your husband’s Porsche filled with packed bags after leaving the
dog at a kennel. Your husband thought
your tears were a bit much saying goodbye to old “Scruffy” and you almost told
him in defense, but thought better of it.
The drive to Connecticut
is gong to take ten hours and you may stop somewhere along the way depending on
how you feel. Both your parents know
you’re coming and “No schedule.” You continue
to ponder telling him. You know at some point you will and maybe “…the
sooner the better.”
“Why don’t we stop in that little park ahead,” you say as a state rest
stop sign zips by. He pulls off into the
park and stops near a picnic bench. He
goes to the toilet and you sit at the bench to gather your thoughts. He returns.
“Honey, I have to tell you something and why we are doing this.” He looks at you quizzically and you tell him
what happened in the White House. He says virtually nothing until you are
finished. He is utterly quiet, but you
wait.
“They could be wrong…” he says slowly.
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