The narrator and their family went to visit their Aunt Kathey but were not allowed inside, sensing something was wrong. When they returned home, the narrator's mother told them that their Aunt Kathey had died, leaving the narrator heartbroken and crying. The narrator misses their Aunt Kathey and the fun memories they shared. Though older now, thinking of their Aunt still makes the narrator want to cry, knowing she will always be in their heart.

1. I dedicate this story to my aunt Kathey

2. This was the most horrible thing that ever happened to
me and you probably experienced it-and its not fun.
Me, my mom, and my younger sister went to my aunts
house to give her something (I forgot what). We were not
allowed inside. I knew something was wrong so I had to ask,
“What’s going on?” My mom only said, “I’ll tell you when we get
home.”
When we got home we washed up and sat down on the
sofa. My mom told me the bad news. My aunt had died. Oh was I
sad. I was heart broken. I did not know it was this bad. I cried
and cried as waterfalls poured out of my eyes.
I could not stand the fact that she was actually gone
forever, out there somewhere. Just I can’t think where she is
right now if I had to guess....I would say watching you read this
story?! It was still over and I got over it, but I still miss her. I
still remember all those fun things we did together. All those
memories floating around my head are still there as always.
I’m much older now, and I want to cry just by thinking
about her. I know I can handle her gone but, its over If I could see
her just one more time I would. I know she will never really leave
me because she’s in my heart.
My aunt Kathey, she was unique, she was just amazing.
Glistening tears hit the floor my tears.

3. About The Author
Alyssa Grandal has a younger sister two pets a cat and a hamster.