I Paid Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars for a Family Trip, and They Planned It Without Me
The car dipped on its springs.
A small blue mitten hung from the lid latch.
“Chloe wanted it,” he said.
“Chloe wanted a cargo box?”
He looked at his shoes.
“She has a list.”
I stepped closer.
The mitten was knitted, the thumb missing its hole.