The third person who stepped out of the vehicle was Thomas’s old business partner.

“What?”

Benjamin’s eyes filled with tears.

“The night Dad died…”

He stopped.

I waited.

“The person who was supposed to be driving him to the hospital…”

He swallowed.

“…wasn’t me.”

I stared at him.

“Who was it?”

Nobody answered.

And then, from behind me, my phone began ringing.

I looked at the screen.

Unknown number.

I almost ignored it.

Then I saw the voicemail notification appear.

One new message.

The timestamp was eight years old.

And the caller’s name wasn’t unknown.

It was Thomas.

My husband.

The man who had