After Nine-Year-Old Sadie Called Munich, Walter Hensley Drove Through the Snow
“Grandma told me to go play in the den, but I saw her taking white folders out of her tote bag.”
“Could you see what was inside the gray boxes?” I asked.
“They’ve got big silver clips on the front,” Sadie said.
“Grandma said grown-up papers go in grown-up rooms.”
Behind her I could hear the faint clink of silverware from our kitchen.
“Where’s your father right now?” I asked.
“He’s at the dining table with Grandma,” Sadie whispered.
“I’m standing by the hall closet.”