First Funeral Morning
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A young boy named Eddie arrives at a South American airport with his mom to attend her father's funeral. As the trip unfolds, Eddie begins to realize that it's not the vacation he had fantasized about. Instead, he finds himself immersed in a world of emotional chaos and mixed rituals that will leave an everlasting impression on him. This short story takes you on a spiritual journey that delves into themes of separation, loss, and regret.
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