Samuel Reed Kept an Old Wooden Bat Behind the Pantry Door for Twenty Years
That surprised me and it did not hurt.
They walked him out through the side door.
His shoe caught on the threshold and he stepped over it without looking back.
Claire came down from the stand and stood beside me with her coat over her arm.
“Dad,” she said.
“You are holding your hat.”
I looked down.
I had crushed the brim of my Sunday hat against my chest and not known it.