Rev and Preston joined me in the waiting room as I paced up and down waiting for news. It seemed like forever as people came and left and finally, after two hours, a nurse walked right towards us and asked us to follow her.
We followed her into what looked like a small office and waited five more minutes before the doctor joined us. I had felt the second and third bonds snap and my tears were very close to the surface. I hated crying in front of other people and I never showed weakness to anyone.
“Mr. Grey, your sister, her husband and their baby were brought in by ambulance. They were involved in a five-car pileup on the highway. We did everything we could. I’m really sorry for your loss but none of them survived,” he said as I felt my grip on reality shatter.
“No,” I said as I grab
