They marched up my walkway like they owned it.
And when they reached my front door, Diane lifted her fist and started pounding.
I didn’t open the door.
Noah was at the kitchen table humming to himself, jelly on his cheek, blissfully unaware that my old life had parked itself outside my new one. I forced my voice to stay calm.
“Buddy,” I said, keeping my eyes on the camera feed, “let’s go to your room for a minute. Bring Dino.”