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She said: "Would you want to see Mary and Julieta again? Actually, I can see why you wouldn't want to see them again?"
He shrugged and said: "Mary? Maybe not. After all, she knew that Sandra had betrayed me and that she betrayed me, too. And, well, I can see now how I might have been a little too harsh with her by totally removing myself from my life, so if Julieta would want to meet me, I'd have to give that some consideration and some thought."
She grinned at him, gave him a kiss on his cheek, picked her rucksack up and Brother Paul came and led Sandi to her room.
Gary/Brother Anselm walked across the room, sat back in his leather chair behind his desk. He stretched and smiled to himself. "Well, Lord, I guess that this is what closure feels like?"
He switched on his laptop and opened up his word processing app. "Well, a quick prayer whilst this app loads up and I think I feel the idea coming on for another sermon in my series on forgiveness. Well, life goes on," he thought, as he started to type up his next sermon.
Meanwhile, true to her word, Sandra was waiting. She realized she had a lot of apologizing to do. And not only to her husband.
- COMMENTS
Calico75about 8 hours agoWeird story. There is no set up to Julieta's desertion of her father and then the quick regret after ignoring him for over a week. The whole fraud thing is messed up. The MC should have at least approached a lawyer to see what could be done. Lots of holes in this story.
Anonymousabout 2 months ago4 stars. Well written. Other than Sandi and Gary there were no likeable characters. Didn't "feel" that the ending was satisfactory.
Anonymous2 months agoInteresting but the wife NEEDS to burn because she not only committed adultery but also indirect suicide. I don't much care for his Sister-in-law or daughter though it's nice that Sandi seems to have not been polluted by them. As for Paul I hope his life is a living hell.
Rzcanuck2 months agoThis story was great and demanding justice brought to those who caused it. Then it became turn the other cheek. I hate it when an author forcibly u-turns a story like this. Some stories develop a life well lived ending and others develop into all lose in the end. Even a RAAC can be good when done right. This one needs a BTB ending, maybe not severe but still does need it.
