a small pin on her lapel, the letter L underneath it, the year, 1996. I didn’t ask about it. I would learn later.
Just the two of us, I said. She smiled like she had been expecting us. right this way. She led us to a corner booth, white tablecloth, a candle in a glass jar, a bowl of olives, a basket of bread.
Caleb woke up when I sat him down. He blinked continue reading …