Lisa knelt down and just stared the gravestone in front of her. She didn't even blink as she stared the writings on the gravestone.  She gently touched the gravestone, it was cold…just like how she held her the last time. She stayed there lifelessly and soon she felt a tap on her shoulder. She looked up to see Jennie's mom, kneeling beside her.  “Lisa…Thanks for staying through the funeral process.” The women who just lost her only daughter said that with a smile.  “No need to thank me…I could do anything for her…” Lisa breathed out slowly. She didn't even want to talk to anyone. “She was really happy with you…She could always brag about you when she had the time.” Jennie's mom said as she looked at the gravestone. Lisa held the older women’s hand and gave it a squeeze. The women smiled at her and held her hand tightly,  “My daughter…I can't explain how happy she made us. When she was born…I couldn't believe my eyes…Her warmth when I first geld her. Her first word…her first walk…She was the best thing that happened to me in this lifetime. My baby…she was this small…” The women sobbed along with her words.  Lisa felt choked up as she side hugged Jennie's mom and patted her back slowly. “I have to admit she is gone…my precious one is gone…I love her too much. Why did it happen to my daughter…I…I just hope to see her again…” She cried as she buried her head on Lisa's shoulder. They hugged each other and cried for a long time. The tears soon dried but the emptiness in the heart was still there.  “We have to go…It's getting dark too.” Jennie's mom said while rubbing her puffy eyes. “I'll stay here for awhile.” Lisa said to the older women. Jennie's mom nodded as she stood up on her feet. She was about to go when she remembered what she had to give Lisa. “I almost forgot…here, this is for you. She kept it in her drawer and it has your name in it…” Jennie's mom handed the envelope to Lisa.  Lisa gave a small smile to her and took the letter. Jennie's mom went away and Lisa just stared down at the envelope which had ‘LISA’ written on it.  “Geez her messy handwriting.” Lisa chuckled as she opened the envelope and saw the letter.  She smiled reading the first part of the letter. It read, “Are you reading it?