squeezed his shoulder.
“Obviously, Captain.”
The woman laughed.
She coordinated with Ethan’s medical team and arranged accessible seating, transportation, and everything else needed to make the day memorable.
We assumed we knew the entire plan.
Apparently, Ethan had made one more request while Chris and I weren’t in the room.
He just hadn’t expected anyone to take it literally.
On game day, I understood why he’d chosen the stadium the instant we stepped inside.
Ethan stopped at the entrance.
Thousands of voices echoed through the concrete corridors.
Vendors called out.
