Agnes Came Home Early from Ireland and Found Her Grandson Locked Out of Her Tulsa House
“For as long as it takes.”
Three months went by before the state child welfare office sent its final decision by certified mail.
Clay sat at my kitchen table with his thumb on the blue state seal printed at the top of the envelope.
He took out the three pages and read them through twice without moving his head.
“They gave me back full legal custody,” he said.
His voice came out low, hardly louder than a tap on glass.