Six-Year-Old Mia Called 911 From a Locked White House—Then Three Dates and a Phone Setting Changed Her Mother’s Account
For a second she held it without moving.
“I used to think that was convenient.”
“It was convenient for entry,” I said.
She looked at the old key.
“This doesn’t belong outside.”
It was not a key that opened the new duplex.
She put it with the old-property items to be dealt with through the approved arrangements, in a drawer behind the measuring spoons where Mia could see what she had done.
She did not create another outdoor hiding place for the new key.