At War

The love of my life is dead.Is there really a reason to live anymore?I'm a war veteran who has suffered great tragedies overseas. Not only have I lost my right foot, but I have also lost my wife. Both at the hands of terrorists. Recurrent nightmares, a dead end job, and a painful limp are all I have left. Not much of a reason to wake up in the morning if you ask me. I'm struggling to carry on in this very lonely excuse of a life. The only reason I'm still swimming is because I have my...
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The love of my life is dead.Is there really a reason to live anymore?I'm a war veteran who has suffered great tragedies overseas. Not only have I lost my right foot, but I have also lost my wife. Both at the hands of terrorists. Recurrent nightmares, a dead end job, and a painful limp are all I have left. Not much of a reason to wake up in the morning if you ask me. I'm struggling to carry on in this very lonely excuse of a life. The only reason I'm still swimming is because I have my best friend, Tucker, and my sister, Lizette, keeping me afloat. Tucker has been my saving grace. I would not be here if it weren't for him...literally. We have become practically inseparable since moving in together. And then, out of nowhere, there are these feelings and emotions. The kind that I haven't felt in years; not since I lost the love of my life. The kind that I'm not sure I can handle, or even want to. But they have started wrapping around my broken and shattered heart, trying to mend it - whether I'm ready for it or not. Only they are not for a woman as you would expect, but for the man suddenly sharing my bed. Am I ready to give love another go? I'm not so sure that I have it in me. But then again, I'm tired of being at war.