you to disturb her.”
Occasionally, a desperate ache in my chest would prompt me to request Hue directly. My mother, armed with a flawless arsenal of excuses, always deflected. Hue was nursing. Hue was weeping from hormones and needed darkness. Hue was in the bath. Hue was simply too fragile for conversation.
I swallowed every fabricated alibi. Chronic continue reading …