to talk to you.”
There was a pause.
“No, not about work.”
Another pause.
“Things are bad at home.”
I stood beside the sink, drying a glass.
“I think she knows something’s wrong.”
I stopped moving.
Daniel lowered his voice.
“She didn’t ask me anything this morning. Nothing. She barely looked at me.”
I heard him sigh.
“I don’t know what to do.”
I placed the glass on the counter.
There was another silence.
Then Daniel said something that made me look toward the window.
“Do you think I should