I Paid Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dollars for a Family Trip, and They Planned It Without Me
There was a section on infant amenities.
I had wanted to know whether the pool deck was heated, whether a crib could be sent up, whether a nine-month-old belonged in a place like that at all.
I still wanted to know.
That was the trouble.
The family email account was signed in behind it.
I clicked over to it, and there was our shared mail, years of it, confirmation numbers and graduation photographs and a receipt for the wedding tent.
I opened Sent to look at the confirmation I had forwarded Lucas that afternoon.