Selena’s College Savings
A woman with silver-rimmed glasses came from the kitchen.
“Perhaps we should finish our meeting in the library,” she said gently to the students.
“Thank you, Ms.
Alvarez,” I said.
The girls followed her out, leaving Gavin staring at a table where information about scholarships had replaced the souvenirs he expected to display.
He reached for the blue binder.
I moved it out of reach.
“Before you touch anything,” I said, “there are some documents you need to read.”