Katy wore her necklace every day. In fact, she slept in it.
Chandler was given a room across from Katy's where she lived with her until Katy went off to college.
Katy kept her mother's diary in that attic space forever, along with her own diary that her mother gave her after her Spring Festival performance.
Her inhaler was always dutifully by her side.
Things at school lightened up. Brianna was no longer jealous, and they parted ways as unlikely friends.
She continued to race through track, and made a nice debut in singing as well. All the while, Chandler was there for her, keeping her love for Katy. Mrs. Patterson and Chandler became the best of friends, and at times Katy felt she had two mothers. Her lucky paw certainly was lucky, because Katy had double the love. It just proves that love can survive just about anything life decides to throw at it, and often times more love is added to the circle in the process.
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The Lucky Paw
General FictionThe Lucky Paw is a heartwarming narrative that weaves a yellow brick road through loss, strength, courage, determination, and hope. The book is written through the eyes of a young girl with an old soul who is carrying the weight of reality on her sh...
