My Family Tried to Bribe Me After My Niece Broke My Seven-Year-Old Son’s Arm
“We’re moving to a really nice house near the park next week,” I said, sitting down beside him on the wooden bench.
“It has tall windows and a big backyard.”
He looked down at his cast, tracing the hard white surface with his left thumb.
“Is Aunt Brenda going to come to the new house?”
“No,” I said, keeping my voice gentle and steady.
“Aunt Brenda and Chloe will never come to our new house.”
Toby took a quiet breath and nodded once, satisfied with the answer.
“Can I draw a new bridge after my arm gets better?”