A Kid Kept Kicking My Seat and Throwing Popcorn in My Hair, Then My Husband Finally Did Something About It

into the kitchen looking slightly stunned.

“She said yes.”

I smiled.

“You finally asked.”

About a month later, Tamika called us from the theater.

She said someone had left something for Owen.

We drove over.

Tamika met us in the lobby holding a white envelope.

“A woman came here last week,” she explained. “She asked about the man wearing the Spider-Man shirt.”

Owen looked at her.

“I told her I couldn’t give out customer information. So she left this in case you ever returned.”

Inside the envelope was a drawing.