Twenty-Seven Minutes — The Day My Father Came for Us
Near the end of the session, he said, “I want you to come home.”
I looked at him.
“I want a home where I can be sick without having to prove I deserve rest.”
He nodded.
“Those aren’t necessarily the same place,” I said.
The counselor let the silence sit between us.
For once, Lucas didn’t fill it with a defense.
PART 19: The Decision About the House