The Stitching Hour (2015)
“That had given me only little over a half hour after getting home to feed Angus and get ready for the funeral. I hadn’t had time to stop by the grocery store, but I figured drinking water for one more day would do us good. When Ted arrived, he’d changed into a black suit, gray shirt, and dark gray tie. He looked gorgeous.
I was wearing a long-sleeved black dress with a high-necked lace bodice and black heels. I’d curled my hair and pinned it back off my face with rhinestone clips. My platin...um locks were short but versatile, and I felt this style made me look more serious.
“You look beautiful,” Ted said as he helped me into my cobalt blue coat.
“Thank you.”
I left the living room and hall lights on for Angus and turned the porch light on for Ted and me.
When we arrived at Tallulah Falls’s one and only funeral parlor, Manu and Reggie were waiting for us in their car in the parking lot.MoreLess
I was wearing a long-sleeved black dress with a high-necked lace bodice and black heels. I’d curled my hair and pinned it back off my face with rhinestone clips. My platin...um locks were short but versatile, and I felt this style made me look more serious.
“You look beautiful,” Ted said as he helped me into my cobalt blue coat.
“Thank you.”
I left the living room and hall lights on for Angus and turned the porch light on for Ted and me.
When we arrived at Tallulah Falls’s one and only funeral parlor, Manu and Reggie were waiting for us in their car in the parking lot.MoreLess
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