Three Decades of Pretending Come to an End in a Military Holding Cell
“His hardware store has been struggling, and he still finds the time to fix the roof on that old house.”
“He took money out,” I said.
“You always question people like they’re enemy combatants, Sarah,” Martha said.
“You come marching in here in your civilian clothes, but you’re still barking orders and demanding reports.”
A waitress came over to our booth with a pot of black coffee.
She filled two mugs and set the check down on the edge of the table.
“I’m only trying to protect the estate,” I said.