The Sometimes Sisters

by Carolyn Brown

“Life is what you make it, girls. The past is all over and done with. What you got is the present, because tomorrow might never get here.

“We’ve all got parent baggage,” Harper said. “Yes, you do, but you don’t have to carry it,” Zed said as he entered the café. “It’s your choice whether you have a funeral for that baggage or strap it to your shoulders.”

If it can go wrong, it will. If it can’t, it might anyway.

It’s humbling to feel so loved that someone don’t want to bring you heartache,