Every Evening, My Husband Tipped Two Drops From a Small Dark Glass Bottle Into My Tea
“Where are you going?” Lin asked.
“To my niece’s office building downtown,” I said.
The glass revolving doors of the Crestview Financial Tower whirred as I pushed through into the marble lobby at a quarter past twelve.
Chloe stepped off the bank of high-speed elevators four minutes later.
Her dark suit jacket was sharply tailored, but her face was pale, and her heels made a hurried clicking sound across the floor.
“Aunt Margaret, Daniel called me twice this morning,” Chloe said, stopping two feet away from me.