YOUR JOY, MY PAIN
Waking up to the thin blade of morning light below the plastic blinds, Laura sighed, twisted her head to the right and checked the bed. The covers were flung back, the pillow still had the indent of his head and she could smell his cologne. It was Tuesday, but what did that matter? Tuesday was another day, no closer to change or further from pain. She heard the sound of pans in the kitchen and a faint whistling as the…