once, then died.
I was in Milo’s room helping him pack a small emergency backpack, because Julian had insisted we be ready to leave by dawn. Milo was trying to be brave, which meant he was asking too many questions in a voice too calm for a child.
“Is Dad going to jail?” he asked.
I folded a sweatshirt slowly. “I don’t know.”
“Did he do bad things?”
I sat continue reading …