“Why did you save these, Mom?” Sabine looked at me.

I knelt down beside my son.

“Because some people tried very hard to make sure those letters never reached me, Micah.” He thought about that.

“But you finally got here, Dad.” I looked at the frayed old suitcase, and the stack of envelopes that had spent six years blocked from the one place they were meant to go.

“Yeah, buddy,” I said, and put my arm around him.

“I got here.” Toby came pelting down the hallway and jumped onto my back, laughing.