Chapter 21 - WARREN AND MARGARET AT THE SAME FUNERAL

Years later, Preston’s grandmother died.
Margaret and Warren attended the same funeral.
Separated lives.
No reconciliation.
They stood on opposite sides of the church aisle.
Afterward Warren asked if he could speak.
Margaret said no.
He accepted.
That simple acceptance represented more change than any speech.
Then Margaret told me later:
“I forgive parts of him.”
Not all.
Not required.
No romantic ending.
May you like
No late-life reunion.
Coexistence.