know, when the room had turned.
“I’d like to call an ambulance for my daughter-in-law,” he said calmly. “She’s been injured. I think we should all – “
“I already called one,” I said.
He looked down at me.
“When?”
“Before dinner.”
His face did a small, terrible thing.
I had called them at 7:12, when I put the steak on. I had told the dispatcher there was a continue reading …