I am not asking you to throw them at each other without support.

I am asking you not to let ‘slowly’ become another few years of two children thinking the other one stopped caring.”

The line was quiet for a moment.

“If Silas wants it,” Gail said finally, “and Daisy wants it — we can arrange a supervised meeting.

At their home.”

“He wants it,” I said.

“He has wanted it for five years.

He’s kept copies of every letter.”