Who Says You Can't Go Home
Victoria returns to her childhood home for one last memory Victoria stood at the front steps of her childhood home, keys in hand, heart thrumming with a strange mix of nostalgia and finality. The house looked smaller than she remembered, as they always do when you’re grown—but the porch still creaked the same, the scent of jasmine still lingered in the breeze from the old backyard bush. She was thirty-two now, with a life in the city and a career that kept her suitcase half-packe...