My Father Tossed a Blue Savings Passbook into the Mud at Cedar Ridge
“The account is totally emptyyyy.”
I stared at the heavy gold rings sparkling on Pamela’s fingers.
She hadn’t spoken to Beatrice in ten years, but she had worn a brand-new black silk dress to stand over her grave today.
I was twenty-seven years old.
I was two months behind on my rent, eating cheap soup for dinner, and driving a 1998 Buick Century with 190,000 miles on it.
The muffler rattled against the frame every time I hit a speed bump.