Love Isn’t Rent
Chelsea moved first.
My sister, the golden child, who had received the most devastating phone call of her fourth failed round that very afternoon, stood up.
She walked around the table and hugged me.
She hugged me first, before anyone else.
Her wet cheek pressed against mine, and she whispered into my ear, “Oh, Whit.”
That whisper had a jagged crack running down the middle of it.