A Locked Door and a Redacted Line
He turned a page.
“Those should have been put in storage years ago.” I saw a photograph of Rowena, I said, keeping my voice perfectly level.
She looked very much like you.
The rustling of the paper stopped instantly.
He set the coffee cup down with a hollow ring.
“We do not discuss Rowena.”
I only wondered about the accident, I said.
Your mother mentioned the memorial, but there was so little detail in the local papers.