The Light I Turned On
Somewhere in there, Dinah asked to meet me for coffee.
For years she’d mocked my wardrobe and told me to hustle harder to keep up with her shining brother; now she couldn’t meet my eye.
“I said awful things to you,” she began.
“Yes,” I said.
“You did.” She flushed.
“I had no idea how much you bled for his company.