Stephen
This feels like I’m watching a movie. Only this isn’t a movie; this is my real life. I stood by the car that brought me to the airport as I watched the jet Laura was on take to the sky.
I’ve never felt like this before. It’s as if the air has left my body as I watched that jet disappear.
“Sir?” Evan, my driver, said as he stood next to me.
“She’s really gone,” I said out loud to him, continuing to stare into the sky.
“Yes, sir, she is gone. May I speak freely to you?” Evan asked.
I stopped looking up and turned to Evan. “I think I know what you’re going to say. I’m a fool,” I told him.
Evan took a deep breath and said, “Mr. Case, you are a successful man, no doubt. You know great business deals and go after them like a shark hunting prey. But sir, if that woman was a once-in
