Then at the locket.
Easier.
For whom?
Ethan’s parents?
Lauren?
The photographer?
The guests who might notice an old Buick or hear a story about homemade prom dresses?
I wasn’t sure.
I only knew that my daughter was being taught to treat her own history as an inconvenience.
And she was allowing it.
I put the phone down.
In the next town, Margaret Price was rearranging family photographs for the reception display.
One photograph showed Lauren beside me at a school ceremony.
Margaret removed it from the group.