My mother told me my memory was indeed faulty. He never asked me to walk with him; instead, he asked me to hug him during dinner. I said I’d hug him “tomorrow”.
But I did, apparently, want to see him in the hospital; it was my mother and grandmother who decided I shouldn’t see him in that state.
My mother told me my memory was indeed faulty. He never asked me to walk with him; instead, he asked me to hug him during dinner. I said I’d hug him “tomorrow”.
But I did, apparently, want to see him in the hospital; it was my mother and grandmother who decided I shouldn’t see him in that state.