The Night My Father Locked the Door — And the Truth Tiffany Hid
PART 12
Margo visited us on a Saturday in November.
She had driven all the way from her hometown with a little container of homemade muffins balanced on the passenger seat.
She insisted they weren’t anything special.
Colleen tasted one and said, “I’m never baking again.”
Seeing Margo while I was wearing ordinary clothes, sitting at a table, felt stranger than seeing her in the hospital.
She wasn’t a rescuer in a dramatic uniform.