The Indigo Man's Journey

The next four days were a blur. Lauren had taken care of all the arrangements, the church service memorial, even the Lutheran Minister for the burial ceremony. McKay just stood off by himself, staring down at the side by side graves. He struggled internally to accept that his wife and daughter were inside the two ornate caskets that were being lowered into the ground. Later that evening, McKay searched around the desk in his studio, looking for another bottle of booze. There was nothing more to drink hidden anywhere in the apartment. Sacking in a deep breath, he decided he'd have to make a trip down to the nearby liquor store. On impulse, he swung by the overpass to