He felt like an invisible force was drawing him into the parking lot, past the four new white crosses in the driveway, the balloons and the flowers, and the letters addressed to the dead. He felt it pulling him into his regular spot, the one where he had been sitting in his car when a stranger,…
Source: Morningcall
At the site of the massacre, a Waffle House shooting survivor looks for peace
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