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a sunbeam and smelled like crayons, vanilla shampoo, and the faintest hint of peanut butter from school lunches. And now it was locked up in some evidence bag in a drawer I’d never see.
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a sunbeam and smelled like crayons, vanilla shampoo, and the faintest hint of peanut butter from school lunches. And now it was locked up in some evidence bag in a drawer I’d never see.
That morning, I sat at the kitchen table in Daniel’s oversized sweatshirt, hugging a mug of coffee I had already reheated twice. The mug said “Best Mom Ever” in colorful continue reading …
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