Agnes Came Home Early from Ireland and Found Her Grandson Locked Out of Her Tulsa House
“These are thumbprints,” I said.
“The doctor is filing a state report in five hours.”
“You’re blowing this out of proportion,” Clay shouted into the receiver.
“You came home from Ireland three days early spoiling for a fight.”
“I came home because I heard her screaming at him over the phone while I was in Dublin,” I said.
“Jaclyn gets stressed,” Clay said, his voice sinking into a tight, defensive tone.
“She’s twenty-six and looking after a five-year-old while I pull in thirty-eight hundred dollars a shift to keep us above water.”