I Can't Die Alone
“I wasn’t feeling well, and I was sweating a lot from the heat of the walk. I’d gone to a couple of houses but had no luck. Two was my limit for the day because the medicine wasn’t helping the pain, and I was too tired for the walk. I really should’ve considered renting a car.
I found myself back on the same park bench where I’d met Bo the day before. There was something comforting there. It was serene and peaceful. No one bothered me, and I could rest easily in the shade of the trees. While si...tting there, I continued to search my phone for more clues. I roamed Facebook in hopes that I could find him, but none of the pictures matched, at least as far as I could tell. The picture that I had was from over twenty years ago, and chances are he’d changed. There was a picture in my head of what I envisioned him to look like and not one single picture came close.
“Funny meeting you here beautiful. You do know that this is my park bench?” I looked up to find Bo staring back at me.MoreLess
I found myself back on the same park bench where I’d met Bo the day before. There was something comforting there. It was serene and peaceful. No one bothered me, and I could rest easily in the shade of the trees. While si...tting there, I continued to search my phone for more clues. I roamed Facebook in hopes that I could find him, but none of the pictures matched, at least as far as I could tell. The picture that I had was from over twenty years ago, and chances are he’d changed. There was a picture in my head of what I envisioned him to look like and not one single picture came close.
“Funny meeting you here beautiful. You do know that this is my park bench?” I looked up to find Bo staring back at me.MoreLess
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