For Fourteen Years My Son Lived Rent-Free in a House He Believed Was His
“Thank you so much, Margaret.”
“Only pack what you need for today,” she added.
“We’ll deal with the rest of your belongings through an official corporate inventory.”
I laid the phone on the bed, shut the suitcase lid and ran the metal zipper around three sides.
I went back into the kitchen, picked up my ring of brass house keys and laid them gently on top of Brandon’s yellow pad.
I took my heavy dark coat out of the hall closet and walked out onto the porch steps.