Chapter 10
Ridley
The moment the sun was in the air, I knew today was different. Somehow, the air was still and quiet, without a speck of wind brushing against the house. However, the mood became clear when Carter delivered a black dress for me.
I hadn’t ordered or picked anything out, but the color alone meant today was the day. I was needed. So no more daydreaming of dreams come true, not when Chelsea needed us. I prayed I was strong enough to be of help.
I had no idea where the dress came from, but I mumbled, “Thanks.”
Giving thanks when I was going to a funeral also seemed off. My stomach twisted and I tried to see straight. Carter hadn’t promised forever. I knew that, so I tried to be practical. I hopped in the shower and dressed.
Carter wasn’t there when I came out. But I found
