He stared down at the gravestone, his face stoic, giving nothing away, the slight tic in his jaw the only sign of the emotion he was keeping down. It was a sunny day, something that he took offence to. Shouldn't it be raining,thunder cracking across the sky? After all it was the most depressing day in his life and he didn't want to feel the sun or for it to be a nice day, not when he was feeling so miserable and so down in the dumps.
God why had this happened? To her of all people? The one who wouldn't even hurt a fly, volunteered in the soup kitchen, helped various charities and even worked fulltime on top of that as a kindergarden teacher. Despite all of their riches, coming from his family side which owned various important companies and an inheritance left to him, she had insited on w
