Mallory covered her face again, but this time, her grief was stripped of excuses. “I’m so sorry, Laurel. God, I am so sorry.”
“Don’t apologize to me,” I said, turning my eyes toward the porch. “Apologize to Caleb.”
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Mallory covered her face again, but this time, her grief was stripped of excuses. “I’m so sorry, Laurel. God, I am so sorry.”
“Don’t apologize to me,” I said, turning my eyes toward the porch. “Apologize to Caleb.”
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