My mother studied my face over the top of her glasses.
“You left him.”
Not a question.
“Yes.”
She nodded once and adjusted her blanket. “About time.”
I blinked at her. “You knew?”
She made a dismissive motion with one hand. “I knew he was a selfish man. I didn’t know he was a stupid selfish man. There’s a difference.”
Walter choked on his coffee.
I sat down continue reading …