I Was 29 and Single When I Fought to Keep Five Siblings Together. The Judge Asked Why, and My Answer Changed Everything.
Ordinary things.
Necessary things.
For the first time, the future looked less like a single decisive courtroom moment and more like a calendar we could fill together.
PART 16
The first Christmas was loud, uneven, and nothing like the holiday photographs in advertisements.
We decorated the tree with paper chains because I was worried about glass ornaments.
Mia wanted pink lights.
Eli wanted blue.
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