Eleven years of lawn care ended with an orange surveyor flag
“That is very kind of you.”
She looked back at their garage, where the metal door was half-open, revealing stacks of folded cardboard boxes and a plastic lawn mower.
“I wanted to apologize for the tension lately,” she said, her voice dropping another octave.
“Tyler gets very focused on his projects.
He has a lot of people pushing him on this one.”
“The pool project?” I asked.
“The contractors have a strict window,” she said, her fingers tightening around the edge of her shirt.