Chapter 10
I carefully approached the suitcase. Despite the urgency I felt, if this suitcase had somehow connected me to my grandmother’s […]
I carefully approached the suitcase. Despite the urgency I felt, if this suitcase had somehow connected me to my grandmother’s […]
When I got home, I carefully extracted the second yellow bowl from my mother’s box of giveaways. Then, holding my
The attic was in shambles. I had torn open every box, strewn packing paper and bubble wrap every which way.
I felt a bit of trepidation as I ascended the accordion stairs to the attic again. Not only had the
I arrived at my parent’s house bright and early the next morning. My father looked astonished when he came to
I was exhausted from being in the hot attic rooting through my parent’s things, as well as my tumble down
I walked slowly down the hallway with the yellow bowl in my hands in front of me. I called out
My eyes began to flutter and I could see the attic stairs ascending to the great dark threshold above me.
I had just fallen down the attic stairs. I was falling and falling, until I guess I blacked out. When
I was trying to take stock of everything in the attic to help me come up with a plan, when my gaze fell on an old suitcase. It was a charming old piece of luggage. Obviously, it had seen many travels, and yet it hadn’t lost it’s luster. The suitcase was tucked away in a corner, behind several boxes. I don’t even know how I noticed it so quickly. Except that…I don’t know how else to put it, but it *called* to me…