My Husband and My Mother Poisoned Us and Put Us in the Ground. They Forgot One Thing: I Woke Up First
“Wyatt?”
The understanding arrived all at once and took the air out of me more completely than the poison had.
The smooth wood.
The airless dark.
The stiff formal jackets I could feel someone had dressed my sons in.
I did not let myself scream, though every animal in me wanted to, because I already knew — before I had finished knowing anything else — that screaming would spend air we did not have.
We were in a box.