For Seven Years I Sent Forty Thousand Dollars Every January, Until Emma Finally Spoke
A pitcher of ice water and four glasses sat in the center.
Eleanor and I took the two seats nearest the glass door.
Brenda stood at the head of the table holding a manila folder against her chest.
At exactly ten o’clock, Mark walked in.
He wore a tailored charcoal wool suit and a crisp white shirt, with a red silk tie knotted perfectly at his collar.
He carried a slim leather portfolio under one arm.
His leather shoes clicked loudly on the hard floor before he stepped onto the carpet.