Bidder Number Forty-Seven Offers Three Hundred Five Thousand for the Kearney Farm
I looked up at the porch roof.
Two small empty holes marked where the hanging fern basket used to swing every spring.
“We can screw them right back in,” I said.
Luke kept his eyes on the empty corner of the porch.
The wind blew a strand of hair across his forehead.
He didn’t brush it away.
“I remember her sitting right there on summer nights,” he said.
“Snapping green beans into a metal bowl while my dad worked late.”