The Weight of Water

Some wounds take sixteen years to heal. Some take longer.
For Michael, Miller's Bridge has always been more than just a bridge. It's where he lost his father. It's where the questions began. And now, standing there with a trunk full of childhood memories-baseball cards, fishing photos, and an unfinished model airplane-he's finally ready to let go.
But how do you move forward when the past keeps pulling you back?
Now thirty-two, he has his own son, a little boy with his grandfather's eyes and smile. As Michael struggles to write one last letter to his dad, he must decide which stories to pass down and which burdens to leave behind.
Between the rusted rails of Miller's Bridge and the dark waters below, Michael learns that sometimes the heaviest weight we carry isn't in what we hold onto-but in what we finally release.