I stood in my apartment doorway with one hand wrapped around a damp makeup brush.
My dad, Andrew, looked nothing like the man who had thrown me out at 18.
His coat was wrinkled, his eyes bloodshot, and one hand shook against his thigh.
I almost shut the door anyway.
« I’ll do anything if you come home. »
« Ten years ago, you made it pretty clear I didn’t have a home. »
Dad swallowed.
« I know. »