A Nurse Mentioned the Woman Visiting My Dying Husband—Then She Came to My Door With a Letter About a Five-Year-Old Boy
Leo still lived with Denise under the arrangements in force.
His caseworker remained responsible for coordinating what was approved, and the legal process continued.
I did not know precisely what my household would look like a year later.
That uncertainty no longer meant I had failed to organize it properly.
Some answers needed evidence.
Some needed time.
Some belonged to a child whose life could not be rearranged merely to give my grief a satisfying ending.
On the way home, I thought about Sunday.