The Night My Father Locked the Door — And the Truth Tiffany Hid
The first anniversary of the storm arrived on a clear October afternoon.
I had been dreading the date for weeks, expecting my body to remember it even if the weather was warm.
That morning Colleen made pancakes and asked whether I wanted to do something special or pretend it was an ordinary Tuesday.
“I want to go back,” I said.
She set down her fork.
“Back where?”
“Not the house.
The road.