June hurriedly got ready for work. It was early morning, but she felt neither tired nor sleepy. She quickly made her husband sandwiches, wrapped them in foil, and put them on the table.
Harold worked in a car service, and they didn’t provide lunches, so he had to take something with him every time. June herself worked as a cook in the canteen. Her workplace was far from home, and she got up two hours earlier than her husband, so the early wakes didn’t bother her.
It was drizzling rain outside, and June pulled down the umbrella that lay on the top shelf in the hallway. The umbrella slipped out of her hands and fell to the floor. June froze, then peeked into the bathroom.
Thankfully, her husband wasn’t awake. June smiled, thinking of what a klutz she was, and carefully slipped out the door.Sitting in the bus, the woman looked at the waking city and thought about her life. She was almost 30, happily married, and only one thing saddened her: she and her husband had no…..Read Full Story Here……..
