to a data plan in my name.
“Leaving already?” my mother asked.
“Yes.”
“You always do this,” Desiree said.
I pushed one arm into my coat. “Do what?”
“Make everything uncomfortable.”
I paused.
On the table beside my father’s coffee sat the prescription I had paid for two days earlier. My mother’s phone rested near her elbow, connected to the family plan that continue reading …