Margaret Walked Away From Scottsdale With a Blue Mug and Eighty-Nine Million Dollars
“In a book about Indiana,” Chloe said, her voice sinking to a whisper.
“Are you going to live someplace with a porch?”
“Yes, I am,” I said.
“Can I come visit and bring my schoolbooks?”
“You’ll have your very own room with a bookshelf against the wall,” I said.
Chloe glanced back at the bright kitchen window, where Renee stood over the dishwasher with a stack of glass salad bowls.
“Dad said you were moving somewhere smaller,” Chloe said.
“Your father has no idea where I’m going,” I said.