She handed him a simple white envelope. "Your husband... he asked me to give this to you today. At his funeral. He said I had to wait until this very day."
She handed over a simple white envelope.
Before I could ask her name, how she knew Harold, or why a child had been carrying a message for a sick man for months, she turned and ran out of the church before I could ask another question.
My son touched my arm. "Mom? Are you okay?"
"Very well... I'm fine."
I slipped the envelope into my purse and didn't mention it again.
I opened it at the kitchen table that evening, after everyone had gone home and the house had fallen into the peculiar silence that follows a funeral.
A child had been carrying a message for a sick man for months.
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