My sobs filled the car but as we rolled into the driveway, I did my best to suppress them. Dixon escorted me into the house, one hand firm on my arm.The crystal casket was placed in the middle of the living room, Joseph Connor laid within it. Summer Jacobs hovered over the casket.Miraculously, Summer was not crying.She stood by Joseph with red-rimmed eyes. When she spotted me, she gave me a nod. “Thank you.”The sight of Summer made my heart ache.She was an old friend whom I considered family. We bonded during our high school days and became close as sisters.She was my only friend in the world.We knew everything about each other. Summer knew about my lingering love for the man I met nine years ago. A few months back, she had asked me, “Carol, why does sadness shroud you?”She had hugged me and choked back her tears. “You shed tears at unexplainable moments but he’s been yours for three years.”That time, Summer was still single while I had the man’s hand in marriage but
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