I stopped beside the glass display of pastries with a small wrapped box in my hand. Inside was a wooden music toy for Lily’s third birthday.
Lily was back at the resort with her nanny, supposedly teaching her stuffed rabbit Italian.
I had stepped out for 15 minutes.
That was how long it took for my dead wife to return.
I had stepped out for 15 minutes.
Sarah sat near the window wearing cream linen and dark sunglasses.
Her hair was shorter.
A burn scar touched the left side of her cheek. One hand rested on the table beside an untouched espresso.
The other hand was inside Marcus’s.
My worst enemy.