I didn’t remember driving home.
Somehow, I got Mason back to our house in Pasadena, made him breakfast, turned on cartoons, and sat on the couch in complete silence. My thoughts were too tangled to even feel.
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I didn’t remember driving home.
Somehow, I got Mason back to our house in Pasadena, made him breakfast, turned on cartoons, and sat on the couch in complete silence. My thoughts were too tangled to even feel.
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