Heal

Heal

A Story by Honey
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Happy two year belated birthday, Ellie. I'm sorry it took me this long to be able to write it.

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My cheeks are wet. My face burns both from the stress of the afternoon and the embarrassment that I feel. Overall, it is an uncomfortable feeling, yet at the same time, I feel relief. As we sit in the car, the heat that had been trapped in the car envelops us, soothing us like a familiar blanket.
The children are still inside for class. The teachers don’t bother us, and for a moment, nothing stirs but a few stray leaves on the pavement as the light breeze pushed them along. “I’m sorry,” my mother says after a long silence. It is almost dreamlike. I know she doesn’t realize what a large role she has played in causing this series of events; The apologies she offers are only condolences. Still, the phrase is nearly mistifying, and I appreciate the gesture. She’s offering, in these two words, to help me. Perhaps now I can learn to heal.

© 2014 Honey


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