"That's what I miss ..."
Once the pleasantries were over, that's what they kept returning to.
My girl and I were sitting in the booth behind them at Panera for two hours. My daughter had her headphones in, her attention buried in homework. All I had to do was busywork, so I did what I suspect every novelist does: I eavesdropped.
I couldn't see her and only the back of his head, his white hair carefully oiled and combed.
They talked about what they liked to do (movies, yes, bars, no), their...
Published on February 28, 2016 19:46