Natalie & Warren — The Letters He Never Let Her Read
For the first time her eyes seemed to register that Oliver was not a prop in her family drama.
He was a child who had survived a medical emergency.
“I didn’t know it was that bad,” she said.
“You knew enough to tell him I was trying to ruin your party.”
Her lawyer touched her arm, but I was not finished.
“I am not asking you to like me.
I am asking you to stop pretending what happened was harmless.
You are Oliver’s grandmother.