Three Decades of Pretending Come to an End in a Military Holding Cell
“The liability clause on that paper was harsh.”
“We’re having a lovely morning,” Martha said.
“Let’s get this food inside before the flies find it.”
She opened the front door and stepped into the cool air of the house.
I stood by myself on the porch for a long minute, watching heat shimmer above the hood of my car.
At fourteen hundred hours on Wednesday I walked toward Glenn’s hardware store on Main Street with two foil-wrapped sandwiches.
I pushed open the front door.