âSusan, youâre frightening me.â
âI know.â
âThen tell me whatâs happening.â
Her eyes filled with tears.
She reached toward my hand, hesitated, and slowly pulled back.
âI donât know how youâre going to look at me after tomorrow.â
I felt a chill despite the warm afternoon sun.
âWhat happens tomorrow?â
She swallowed.
âTomorrow, youâre going to learn something about who Iâve really been all these years.â
I shook my head.
âWhat are you talking about?â
âAnd when you find out,â she continued, her voice trembling, âIâm afraid youâll never want to see me again.â
For a moment, I couldnât speak.
This was the woman who knew everything about me.
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My childhood fears.
My marriage.
My happiest memories.
My deepest regrets.
Sheâd shared countless dinners with Robert and me.
Sheâd been welcomed into our home whenever she wanted.