My Son Came Home for His High School Reunion Carrying a Gift Nobody Saw Coming
“Tyler said they sent them out Monday,” Clara said.
I set the blue booklet back on the pile.
Our mailbox on Elm Street had held nothing but an electric bill and a hardware store coupon when I checked it at seven that morning.
“Did Tyler say who put the list together?” I asked.
“Gwen was with him at the counter when he dropped them off,” Clara said.
“She was checking names off on a yellow notepad.”
Cold rain was drumming steadily on the vinyl porch chairs when Evan came up the front steps at five.