The Four Boys at the Restaurant Sink
“Come upstairs.”
We went up the wide staircase, past the portraits, past my old room, past the guest room Kelsey had once stayed in during a blizzard when my father insisted the roads were too dangerous for her to drive back.
At the end of the corridor was my father’s study.
My mother unlocked it with a small silver key.
Cedar, leather, dust.
His desk under the arched windows.