“He told me you were being selfish about your dental clinic job,” Colin said, fiddling with his ring again.

“He said you cared more about a promotion than about Heather’s family.”

“Colin and I are splitting the childcare together now,” Heather said, leaning back in her chair with a long sigh.

“Colin found a two-bedroom rental three blocks from the elementary school, starting the first of next month.”

Maddie pointed to the purple crayon flower in the middle of the white paper.

“That flower is for your new manager desk,” Maddie whispered, her bright eyes looking up at me.