He steps closer, dangling a delicate, gold chain from his fingers. Happy birthday, he says, dropping it in my outstretched palm. I glance down and run my finger across the cool metal of the attached charm—golden birds nestled, side by side. I love it. They’re turtle doves. My mom used to tell me the story of the two turtle doves when I was a kid. He reaches in and separates the charm, holding one of the doves in his hand. Legend says, they’re a symbol of friendship. As long as you have one, and I have the other, then we’ll be friends forever. No matter what your father does. ― Logan Chance, Taken

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He steps closer, dangling a delicate, gold chain from his fingers. Happy birthday, he says, dropping it in my outstretched palm. I glance down and run my finger across the cool metal of the attached charm—golden birds nestled, side by side. I love it. They’re turtle doves. My mom used to tell me the story of the two turtle doves when I was a kid. He reaches in and separates the charm, holding one of the doves in his hand. Legend says, they’re a symbol of friendship. As long as you have one, and I have the other, then we’ll be friends forever. No matter what your father does. ― Logan Chance, Taken
He steps closer, dangling a delicate, gold chain from his fingers. Happy birthday, he says, dropping it in my outstretched palm. I glance down and run my finger across the cool metal of the attached charm—golden birds nestled, side by side. I love it. They’re turtle doves. My mom used to tell me the story of the two turtle doves when I was a kid. He reaches in and separates the charm, holding one of the doves in his hand. Legend says, they’re a symbol of friendship. As long as you have one, and I have the other, then we’ll be friends forever. No matter what your father does. ― Logan Chance, Taken

He steps closer, dangling a delicate, gold chain from his fingers. Happy birthday, he says, dropping it in my outstretched palm. I glance down and run my finger across the cool metal of the attached charm—golden birds nestled, side by side. I love it. They’re turtle doves. My mom used to tell me the story of the two turtle doves when I was a kid. He reaches in and separates the charm, holding one of the doves in his hand. Legend says, they’re a symbol of friendship. As long as you have one, and I have the other, then we’ll be friends forever. No matter what your father does.
― Logan Chance,

Taken

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