The Day My Ex-Fiancé Humiliated Me at the Grocery Store, a Stranger Brought Me the Other Half of My Father’s Compass
I read only the first one.
It said she hoped I had learned to ride my bicycle and that she remembered how I used to insist the moon followed our car.
I put it down.
There were too many years in the box, and I could not swallow them all at once.
‘Why didn’t you send them?’ I asked.
‘At first I was afraid Walter would use them to find me,’ she answered.
‘Later I was afraid you’d read them and ask why I hadn’t come myself.’ She looked down.