The kids began to change. They lit up with hope, waking early just to rush to the door.
One evening, Mia clutched her doll and whispered, “Mommy, it’s Daddy.”
Ben added, serious beyond his years, “I heard him outside at night. He just can’t come inside yet.”
I pulled them close. I told them what I was supposed to say — that their dad loved them and was still with them, but in a different way.
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But inside, I knew this wasn’t just comfort. This was intentional. Someone was doing this. And I needed to know who.
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