I was flying to Chicago for a two-day conference.
He barely looked up from his phone when I rolled my suitcase toward the door.
“Bring back deep-dish,” he said.
Diane called from the kitchen, “And tell housekeeping to change Madison’s sheets before you go.”
I paused, then smiled. “Of course.”
By noon, I was through airport security.
By evening, I was over the Atlantic.
The new owner’s attorney delivered the possession notice the next morning.
Eric called me thirty-seven times before I answered.
“What did you do?” he screamed.
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