Love Isn’t Rent
The tackle box.” He looked up from the sink.
“Two years ago you brought it here and you opened the top compartment and you took out the Christmas cards.” I dried my hands.
“You never opened the bottom one.
I’ve thought about it maybe a thousand times.”
My father stood at my sink with his back to me for long enough that I started to feel cruel.
Then he said, “I’ll bring it next week.”