Renata’s Pink Blanket Led Me Back to the Letter My Parents Buried
Carmen pressed the cardigan against her waist.
“I was trying to keep her from being hurt.”
“By a letter you have not let me read?”
“I have never stopped you from reading anything.”
“The envelope is still sealed.”
She had no reply ready for that.
For a moment, she looked past me toward the dining room, as if Frank might come out and take the question away from her.
“Your father and I raised you to think carefully,” she said.