Coffins, the final resting place for some, and outrageously expensive for others. Wouldn’t it just be easier to have a cremation? Put the ashes in a jar, set them on a mantle piece, suddenly there’s a conversation starter. ‘Fox, where ever did you get that lovely jar?’ ‘Oh, that? It’s my sister’s, well, it’s her urn’. Then again, perhaps cremation wasn’t the route to take.
Death wasn’t always this taxing, nor expensive, was it? Couldn’t she just bury the body in the ground, six feet down, call it good? She could feel her sister rolling in her grave -- the grave she had yet to be place in. Perhaps this was one of the situations one had to ask for help with, a task she wasn’t too keen on, but did anyway. Speaking dubiously to the only other person she’d seen when she came in.
“Excuse me, do you happen to work here?”
@dogbcy ♥’d for a starter.