“No.

She hung up when I asked for her name.”

Marisol stacked the papers and tapped them straight.

“I’ll walk this to the clerk myself.”

I paid twelve dollars at the kiosk for another day of parking and went back up to the fourth floor.

At two thirty I sat beside Abigail in room 412, her right hand warm in mine.

“Your bed at home is made,” I told her.