Three Decades of Pretending Come to an End in a Military Holding Cell
“You’re dreaming up conspiracies,” Martha said.
“Quit acting like a military interrogator and start acting like a sister.”
She reached into her purse and laid a five-dollar bill on the table for her coffee.
She didn’t look at me again before she slid out of the booth and headed for the door.
I sat by myself in the booth and watched her car leave the parking lot.
The waitress came back and asked whether I wanted to order the catfish.