smelled faintly of peppermint gum and printer ink.
She called me on a Tuesday at 4:17 while I was standing in the cereal aisle at Martin’s Market, holding a box of bran flakes I didn’t even want.
“Clara,” she said, “I don’t usually do family surveillance.”
I laughed once. “That sounds promising.”
“Your sister has been to Bellafont, White Room, and Renwick continue reading …