Uncle Robert Insisted Grandma Was Confused, Until Four Sheets of Paper Changed Everything in Greenville
Robert phoned at seven that morning, before I had finished my first cup.
He wanted to have breakfast at the Greenville Family Restaurant on Main, his treat, and he asked in a tone of voice I hadn’t heard from him since I was a little girl.
He was already sitting in the corner booth, his coat folded on the vinyl next to him, his coffee going cold.
When I walked through the door, he stood up.
That told me more than the phone call had.
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