was respecting my feelings. He kept saying it until everyone accepted it as fact.
I pressed my free hand flat against the table to steady myself.
Elaine said, “I’m coming over.”
“It’s after midnight.”
“I don’t care.”
When David shuffled into the kitchen in sweatpants, he stopped dead in the doorway.
She arrived before sunrise.
“I want it back from him,” she said.
When David shuffled into the kitchen in sweatpants, still half asleep, he stopped dead in the doorway.
Elaine looked up.
“Why did you tell us Sarah was the one who never wanted to get married?”
He stared at her, then at me, then at the papers on the table.
“Where is the ring, David?”
