Angels on Earth magazine

ONE RED GLOVE

Flipping up the hood of my parka, I took a deep breath before stepping out into the icy March wind. The day was bleak, the sky a dour gray. Not ideal conditions for a stroll, but I needed some air—even if it was freezing.

The past few days I’d been in a bad place—a feeling

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