Ten Words on a Phone Screen Turned My Family’s Breakfast Upside Down
She said she was washing the black cast iron skillet in soapy water.
“She’s sticking to the story she told at the hospital,” I said.
“She wants them to think it slipped.”
“Keep reading,” Mark said.
“She built on her story quite a bit.”
I read the next part of the investigator’s notes.
My lungs tightened against my ribs.
Vanessa said I’d been standing in the kitchen the whole time.