Chapter 35 IRON AND WILDFLOWERS
The last Sunday of December is cold and clear and full of that specific low winter light that doesn't warm anything but illuminates everything, the kind that makes ordinary things look considered — like someone placed them deliberately in the scene.
My mother leaves for Portland in the morning....
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Chapters
1. Chapter 1 TUESDAYS ARE THE WORST INVENTION
2. Chapter 2 NEEDLE POSITION
3. Chapter 3 WHAT GREER WANTS
4. Chapter 4 THE THINGS WE DO NOT SAY AT DINNER
5. Chapter 5 KELLERTON, AND WHAT IT COSTS
6. Chapter 6 WHAT THE CARBURETOR COSTS
7. Chapter 7 FINN
8. Chapter 8 THE THINGS GREER LEAVES BEHIND
9. Chapter 9 SOL DOES THE MATH
10. Chapter 10 WHAT KEEPING QUIET COSTS
11. Chapter 11 THE NIGHT FINN DOES SOMETHING STUPID
12. Chapter 12 ROOK IN THE DARK
13. Chapter 13 WHAT GOES ON UNDER THE CABINET
14. Chapter 14 WHAT ROOK DOES WITH LOYALTY
15. Chapter 15 FOUR WEEKS
16. Chapter 16 CLOSE ENOUGH TO BURN
17. Chapter 17 WAR COUNCIL
18. Chapter 18 THE ATTORNEY AND THE GHOST
19. Chapter 19 GHOSTS DON'T DRIVE
20. Chapter 20 MAMA MERCER
21. Chapter 21 WHAT DADDY WANTS
22. Chapter 22 FIND HIM
23. Chapter 23 THE WAREHOUSE
24. Chapter 24 EMAIL FROM HELL
25. Chapter 25 HER NAME IN HIS HANDWRITING
26. Chapter 26 BLOOD WE DIDN'T CHOOSE
27. Chapter 27 WHAT STAYS AND WHAT DOESN'T
28. Chapter 28 THE ONE WITH THE ATTORNEY
29. Chapter 29 DIDN'T SEE THAT ONE COMING
30. Chapter 30 A TALE OF TWO LIARS
31. Chapter 31 THE SLOW KIND
32. Chapter 32 VISITING HOURS
33. Chapter 33 DECEMBER
34. Chapter 34 THINGS SAID IN THE DARK
35. Chapter 35 IRON AND WILDFLOWERS
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