A Twenty-Dollar Bill Dropped Into the Dust Beside a Tennessee Highway
“I’ve always handled the details,” I said.
“And you ran yourself into the ground doing it,” she said.
She turned the page with her polished thumb.
“That was before I took over the scheduling and the office files.”
The next page had three smaller photos from the winter trade show in Knoxville.
We were standing in front of a new cab unit, both bundled in heavy black coats against the wind.
“We make such a good team, Garrett,” she said.