As for your father, I don’t know what I did to deserve such wonderful daughters, but I am ecstatic at the result.” After a slight pause, she said,...“I think that she’s not had dinner, so I’ve warmed up some of tonight’s dinner. See if you can get her to eat it. We can have ice cream after that if she’s up to it.”I nodded, saying, “Thanks, Mom. There’s something else, though.”Mom and Rhee looked the same question at me.“Of course, there is, and I’m surprised that you, Mom, haven’t sussed it,. " Thank you, Jen, thank you so much." And with that she gave me a quickhug."But I want to talk about all this later," I said, now looking at her inthe eye."That's fair, I understand," Sarah replied. Then the doorbell rangagain."I guess I can't leave him outside all night," Sarah said. She nervouslyran her hands over her dress, smoothing out wrinkles that weren't eventhere. "How do I look?" she asked."Perfect," I replied somewhat sadly."You too," Sarah answered brightly over her shoulder to. Years back, when I was around 38 or so, I worked around the villages around Lyon, going from house to house collecting the thrash and taking it away in one of those tiny haul trucks in the little by lanes where the large dispensers wouldn't fit. Doing my rounds everyday I'd go across roughly 50 to 60 houses a day and working shifts would have me exhausted and ravished because trust me when I tell you manually lifting thrash and having it taken away was a major pain in the back.The inhabitants. And because of that very big deal we made another deal, with him; your mom and I did: he would be able to have his baby, you, live with him some of the time, so he wouldn’t be so lonely.“Zoe, he wanted you around him so he could love you like your mom and I do. Understand?” he said.“Uh-huh,” she said. “I guess.”“Well, this morning when your mom picked you up and you told her that you were bored going over to his house to stay sometimes, he heard you and his heart is broken,” he said.“Huh?” she.
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