❀ Clark ❀
The park wasn’t all that busy for a late afternoon on a Friday. It was nice, and the sun was still warm, despite the cool breeze. Eva held onto my hand while we walked, and I listened to her every word while I kept my eye on our surroundings. Amy was close, but she was slightly behind us. I glanced over my shoulder, and I couldn’t stop myself from smiling. The look on her face was delightful and full of wonder. However, Eva then tugged on my hand to get my attention back on her.
“Can we fly a kite?” she asked, and I looked over to see a few people flying some kites. I had no idea how to fly a kite, but before I could come up with some sort of excuse, Eva squealed loudly. “Look! Puppies!” she made a move to run, but I held firm as I picked up the pace instead. It looked as if th
