There used to be this elderly woman in my neighborhood. Always coughing, begging for food or money for meds. Everyone avoided her, scared they’d catch something. I felt bad, so I’d bring her food or slip her some cash now and then. One day, she passed away. Out of the blue, a distant relative of her called me, asking to come by her apartment. I figured they needed help sorting stuff out. When I walked in, I just froze…….CONTINUE READING IN BELOW
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