Ten Words on a Phone Screen Turned My Family’s Breakfast Upside Down
“I want to do coloring,” Emma said.
I got up and pulled the gray rolling tray over the bed.
I gave her a blue crayon and a printed breakfast menu from the cafeteria.
Emma started drawing little circles on the back of the menu.
I opened the dialer on my phone and typed in the local number from the white business card.
The man who answered had a sharp, fast voice.
At two o’clock Mark met me at a small round table in the main hospital lobby.