I’ve owned a business before, and I can do it again. Of course, she’d had Mark then—her rock, her lover, her best friend. Having suffered through the grief of losing him, she was emerging from that dark space now. She felt stronger with him in her heart, where he would forever remain. She could talk to him anytime and often did, imagining his responses. What would he tell her now?
I’ve owned a business before, and I can do it again.You go, girl.
You go, girl.She smiled to herself, feeling the warmth of the love that lingered in her heart. On her good days, Junie believed she wasn’t completely alone. Other people might not understand that idea unless they’ve lost a spouse, a close friend, or a family member.
There weren’t too many bad days for her now. Her mother had been right all along
