Twelve Months Later, Ethan Came Back With a Sleeping Newborn and a Broken Suitcase
“That’s the point.”
Richard had invited six people from the bank for Friday dinner, and he was already polishing the good glasses when I got home.
He stood at the head of the table in his navy sweater, pouring wine for the regional director’s wife.
His hand rested on my shoulder when I passed the potatoes.
“My wife makes the best pot roast in Fairview,” he said.
The director’s wife smiled at me.