When the Eight-Year-Old Boy We Were Adopting Came Home With Everything He Owned in a Black Bag—Then My Missing Brother’s Watch Fell Onto His Bed
He returned with a sweatshirt from Cleveland and twenty-seven photos.
“Tessa makes better pancakes.”
Julian said:
“You can live there.”
Oliver laughed.
Belonging is sturdy enough to survive pancake competition.
We also learned uncomfortable things about David.
He had relapsed once after Oliver’s birth.