Late Arrival
First there is the wakening, slightly panicky, the feeling that something is not right. Next, a peek at the clock. After 2 a.m. Surely she should be home by now.
Should I get up and look out the window? If the car is there I'll rest easy; if it's not, I'll be awake till she gets home.
Last night it was the latter. A late arrival, but not much later than my wakening. I fall back to sleep, happy and grateful.
The morning after the late arrival is another story: Bleary and disbelieving. How can it already be day?
Should I get up and look out the window? If the car is there I'll rest easy; if it's not, I'll be awake till she gets home.
Last night it was the latter. A late arrival, but not much later than my wakening. I fall back to sleep, happy and grateful.
The morning after the late arrival is another story: Bleary and disbelieving. How can it already be day?
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