'You're rootless,' my sister mocked. So I handed Dad an envelope — and watched his face drain.

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Dad's fork paused halfway to his mouth. So, Kyra, still moving around. I smiled across the white tablecloth. Still serving? Yeah. Must be exhausting, my sister Bethany said, not looking up from her phone. Never putting down roots, never building anything real. The restaurant hummed around us. Low Edison bulbs casting warm light on reclaimed wood wa... Read More