screaming.
“Did Daddy come back?”
“No, baby.”
“Is he mad?”
“That is not your job to worry about.”
“Did I do bad?”
That question broke me every time.
I would pull myself to her bed with my walker, sweating from pain, and hold her as tightly as I could.
“You did brave,” I told her. “You did exactly right.”
“But Daddy yelled.”
“Daddy was wrong.”
“Grandma said you continue reading …