I sat in my car outside the grocery store and cried.
A drunk man had almost ruined Paula and Eli’s final night before surgery.
Instead, a whole section of strangers became the kind of memory a scared little boy could carry with him into the dark—and maybe, out the other side.
Her son couldn’t see the game.
But his mother made sure he could feel it.
And through that game, he felt close to the father he missed.
So here’s the question:
Do you think people are too quick to judge behavior they don’t understand, especially in public places?
