you’ve been talking about him.”
I felt something cold settle in my chest.
For months, Daniel had told me that I was imagining problems.
Now I was learning that he had been discussing my reactions with our daughter.
“What do you tell him?” I asked.
“The truth.”
I looked at her.
“And what’s the truth?”
Emma’s eyes softened.
“That you miss him. That you’re worried. That you don’t understand why he’s never home when he says he’ll be.”
I looked away.
I didn’t want my daughter to become responsible for