For Seven Years I Sent Forty Thousand Dollars Every January, Until Emma Finally Spoke
I followed a few steps behind her, watching the front door.
Before we reached the top step, the heavy oak door swung open.
Mark stood in the doorway in a crisp gray suit and polished leather shoes.
He wasn’t holding an overnight bag for his daughter.
“Where’s our girl?” Eleanor asked.
“I brought the baking supplies for tomorrow morning.”
Mark didn’t look at Eleanor.
He looked straight at me.