“Maybe once,” I said. “But you didn’t come back for me. You came back for what I owned.”
“That isn’t true.”
I looked at the man I had mourned for most of my life.
I no longer saw my nineteen-year-old husband.
I saw a stranger wearing his face.
“You were right about one thing,” I said.
“What?”
“At our age, we shouldn’t waste time.”
I pointed toward the gate.
“So please don’t waste another minute in my house.”
Danny walked away.
Helen came to stand beside me.