reduced to a screen in my hand.
Still, I said nothing.
I wanted to speak with a divorce attorney first and, more importantly, protect our ten-year-old son, Tommy.
Tommy had been born with serious respiratory problems and spent much of his childhood in specialty clinics instead of on baseball fields.
Joe and Eleanor had always treated that as some kind of weakness.
Eleanor often said the Vance family needed “strong men.”
Then the ballroom doors opened.
Joe walked in beside a young woman named Tracy, dressed in red.
Between them