hands in her lap.
Daniel leaned forward with his elbows on his knees, the posture of someone performing candor.
“Claire,” he said, “I think we’ve let this get out of hand. I don’t want this to be a war.”
“It didn’t have to be,” I said.
“You’re right. I made mistakes. I handled things badly at the beginning.” He paused. “I’m willing to do things differently.continue reading …