I Paid Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars for a Family Trip, and They Planned It Without Me
“Mags midtown?” And under it, a single word, underlined.
“Nope.”
I set the page down on the table.
There was a fourth room drawn in the corner with no name in it at all, but the paper around that box was worn thin, rubbed back and forth with an eraser until a hole the size of a pea had come through the page.
The counter had been clean for ten minutes.
I kept wiping it anyway, one ear turned toward the fruit bowl where my phone sat, waiting for it to chime.