home. I sighed and admitted defeat because Rosie always saw straight through me.
I asked what I was supposed to do and reminded her they were my family. Rosie said families do not treat each other like that as she set her cup down.
She said she had known me for fifty years. She asked where the woman went who once stood up to a drunk bully twice her size.
I smiled as I remembered that I was nineteen and stepped between a man and his girlfriend in a parking lot. I said that was a long time ago and we were young and foolish.
Rosie leaned forward and said it was brave and right. She asked me to remember the ambulance service and the lives I saved.
I closed my eyes as memories flooded back. I remembered twenty eight years in emergency response.
I remembered pulling five people from
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