I Paid Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars for a Family Trip, and They Planned It Without Me
The coat was heavy and slick with the cold.
I took it by the collar and gave it a shake before folding it over the hanger, and that is when the paper came out.
It sailed down and landed flat on the floor, a single sheet torn from a grocery list pad.
I bent and picked it up.
The list was in Chloe’s quick handwriting, the letters slanting forward.
I saw the word formula twice, circled, and then the word bottles with a check beside it.