We enter my apartment, and Dad looks around. Kai: Nice place! It kind of reminds me of your first one back in Brindleton Bay. Wade: Feels like I’ve come full circle. Kai: Well, not exactly. A lot’s changed since then, right? I treat Dad’s question as rhetorical, letting it hang in the air for a…
Deep down, Tami knows her mother doesn’t deserve all of her wrath. At least not the entirety of it. Her father deserves some too. He moved out last night without even saying goodbye. She doesn’t even know where he’s living. Sure, she could text and ask, but she refuses to give him the satisfaction right…
The time between Maia telling me those dreadful words and me moving into my new place feels like a blur. I’m here, but I don’t want to be. I’m a new divorcee, but I can’t even comprehend that right now because I’m still shocked that it’s over. All I want to do is crawl into…
