Room 314 and the Graduation Tickets for Hannah Morgan
She touched the window glass with her palm to check for a draft.
“The heating vent in here gets a little aggressive at night,” she said.
I set my plastic bag on the edge of the pine desk.
“Do you have to go to work tonight?” I asked.
“I took two weeks of leave,” Rachel said.
She smoothed out the edges of the blue quilt.
“The state pays a small monthly stipend for your foster care,” she said.
“We can go to the discount store tomorrow and get you some proper winter clothes.”