“The accident. I know you told him to just find me. You didn’t tell him to chase us. I just want you to know, I know it’s not your fault.”
He sighed deeply and it echoed in the silence of the hotel room. “Thank you for saying this, Mackenna.”
He started to relax as he assumed she must have fallen asleep. He folded his hands flat on his chest and closed his eyes. He wasn’t comfortable so he went to roll over and then yelled when he opened his eyes, and she was standing over him her face inches from his as if trying to see if he was awake.
“Damn it Mackenna,” he grabbed his chest. “Are you trying to give me a heart attack?”
“I’m sad,” she whispered, her eyes full of tears.
“Oh, my love,” he opened his arms and she crawled onto the sofa with him, resting on his chest. “Tell me why you ar
