in it. I loved him honestly. Not as a rebound. Not as second best. Honestly.
And now a dead man from my girlhood was sitting in my kitchen in the form of paper, rearranging the drawers of my memory.
“Did Thomas know I’d come back to town?” I asked.
Gerald nodded.
“He learned you sold your condo in March. He’d already been told his treatment wasn’t working.continue reading …