Every Evening, My Husband Tipped Two Drops From a Small Dark Glass Bottle Into My Tea
“Aunt Margaret, please,” Chloe whispered.
“Listen to how that sounds.”
“She’s getting worse, Chloe.
We need to think about assisted living options,” Daniel said.
He pulled a folded linen handkerchief from his pocket and pressed it into my hand.
“Evelyn found a lovely place near the lake that specializes in early memory loss,” Daniel added.
Chloe looked at Daniel, her mouth slightly open, then looked back at my trembling fingers.
“Maybe a stay somewhere quiet would help you rest, Aunt Margaret,” Chloe said.