Okay, thank you.
Sabrina, the doctor said you should try to rest and limit stress. It would be better for the baby.
He didnt want her to be immersed in the past.
I understand.
Tyrone then left and went downstairs.
Sabrina sat in the wheelchair for a moment, replaying his fathers death in her mind.
The car accident had happened so unexpectedly.
In an instant, her father was gone.
It was an ordinary Saturday. Sabrinas father had to work overtime because of a case. On the way, he drove her to the city library.
They were talking and Laughing.
He asked her what she wanted to eat for lunch.
Sabrina didnt feel like eating out.
Instead, she had an appetite for the grilled fish that he used to cook.
But before she could tell him, a truck plowed right into them.
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The last thing she heard was the screech of tires, followed by a deafening crash,
Then the world was quiet.
Before the airbag deployed, she saw her father turn the steering wheel to the right, exposing himself to the truck to shield her from harm.
When she regained consciousness, she felt a deep sense of loss and grief.
After the incident, reporters scrambled, eager to be the first to cover the event.
With Sabrina in the hospital and her fathers passing happening so suddenly, she was at a loss what to do.
Cesar, along with many kind-hearted individuals, came together to alleviate the burden and arrange a funeral and memorial service for her father.
Sabrina was so overcome with grief that she couldnt even cry.
Some time had passed since Sabrinas father tragically died in a car accident.
One Friday evening, as she walked home from school, the enticing smell of grilled fish from a nearby restaurant stopped her. The familiar scent evoked a flood of memories. It reminded her of when her father used to grill fish for her. Tears welled up in her eyes and streamed down her cheeks.