My Father Tossed a Blue Savings Passbook into the Mud at Cedar Ridge
I didn’t have the energy to fight them today.
“If it was empty, why did you have it in your pocket at a funeral?
Why bring it at all?” I asked.
Gregory sighed loudly and pulled his heavy car keys out of his coat.
“To prove a point to you,” Gregory said.
“She baked cookies and lived in a fantasy world.
Now you need to grow up and join the real one, Sammy girl.”
Dustin unlocked his sports car from fifty feet away, and the horn chirped twice.