Room 314 and the Graduation Tickets for Hannah Morgan
The state custody forms were printed on thick yellow paper.
Two weeks had passed, and I sat in the hospital lounge folding my few spare shirts into a plastic bag.
Mrs.
Higgins from county family services sat across a low table from Rachel.
“The hospital’s policy is very strict about abandoned minors,” Mrs.
Higgins said.
She slid a second yellow page across the scratched wooden table.
Rachel nodded and signed the bottom of the form with a black pen.