The Colonel's Price
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My wife, the Colonel, believed our son needed to be a man. So, against my every objection, she had him deployed to a peacekeeping mission in the Middle East.
“I was on the front lines when I was just a teenager,” she’d scoffed. “Look at him. Does he even look like a man to you?”
Our son came back with the Medal of Honor. The price was his life.
I went to find her, carrying the box with his ashes. But when I arrived, I saw her latest post online: a photo of her first love, Julian, and his daughter, Cece.
The caption read: [A living Medal of Honor recipient. A credit to our guidance.]
