The wood had split near a hinge.

It could probably be repaired.

But Harry shouldn’t have needed to watch someone destroy it.

I set down the piece.

Then looked into the garage.

Metal shelves occupied the back wall.

Plastic bins carried labels with Oliver’s name.

His tools stood where Sarah’s cedar chest had been.

The old porch swing had been moved beneath a gray tarp.

I remembered Oliver discussing how much he could sell the swing for.