ing over a plate of boneless wings. The sight of her son, so carefree while she

ble, the young EMTs

tion. "Molly... she took my place! She's standi

chicken halfway to his mouth. His expr

re?" he snapped, wiping his mouth wi

n this town? That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. She' s just try

stepping forward. "We all saw i

miles away, standing on his forgotten legacy of violence. He

ping with condescension. "You really let her talk you into this? This whole pathetic drama

n the table. He didn't even look a

hand. "My wife is clearly having a psy

of the restaurant with Sabrina on his arm. He left his own mother standing there, ab

k of the pickup, her face empty, staring at me as the sun began to set, painting the