I’m Still Your Brother
“I know that,” I told her.
And I did know it.
But I also knew what I had felt sitting beside that window for an hour, and it was the first thing in three years that had felt like being awake.
Chapter 9 — Four Months of Visits
So I kept coming back.
Week after week, I returned to visit Silas — at the agency at first, and then, as trust was slowly extended to us, at libraries and diners and parks and on carefully supervised outings around town.
I kept waiting, honestly, for the difficult boy everyone had warned me about to finally surface.