Uncle Robert Insisted Grandma Was Confused, Until Four Sheets of Paper Changed Everything in Greenville
I leaned back in the chair.
The scent of lemon oil and old pine had soaked into that room for so long that it had stopped being a smell and had become the room itself.
Under the ledger was a grocery pad.
Yellow roses, it said, in her writing, followed by a list of six other things, and the last line read Diana’s coffee.
I turned the pad over and set it squarely on the blotter.
I shut the ledger and laid it on the oak desk, and the cover came down with a click that echoed through the empty house.
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