The Beacon Hill broker reflects on his experiences by Island Pond, where he enjoys family gatherings and contemplative moments by the lake. Locals recount stories of children who drowned there two decades prior, which haunt his thoughts and inspire his imagination of their lost lives. Despite being past the age of having children, he yearns for a chance to meet and speak with these spirits, hoping to convey his love and nurture a connection, viewing it as the greatest gift he could receive.
The Beacon Hill broker cherishes family gatherings and finds solace beside the lake, reflecting on the loss of children from the past, longing for connection.
He often imagines the drowned children’s tiny hands and hears their childlike voices, which brings a poignant reminder of their lost lives.
Desiring children of his own, the broker seeks a divine moment where he could see and converse with the lost souls, offering them love.
His wish is simple yet profound; he hopes God will grant him the chance to express love to the children who tragically drowned.
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