The Letter She Could Never Throw
“I hope you have a good rest of your life,” he wrote. “Because I’m going to have a good life.”

His name was Anthony Avalos. Ten years old. Honor roll. The fastest runner in class. A boy who moved his desk to welcome a new student — because he remembered what loneliness felt like.
Two weeks after giving that letter to his teacher Harmony Bell, he was gone.

Thirteen warnings. Thirteen chances.
She kept the letter. Because some promises deserve to be remembered.