“Bye,” he said.
“Have a good day,” I replied.
“Text me if you need a ride,” Caleb added.
“I’ll walk,” Noah said.
The door closed behind him.
I smiled as I poured another cup of coffee.
“He’s doing so well. I can’t believe how easy the last few years have been.”
“Yeah,” Caleb said slowly. “He’s very low-maintenance.”
I shrugged. “That’s Noah.”
Caleb didn’t mention it again until last night.
When I got home from work, he asked me to sit down at the kitchen table.
“Eliza, here’s what your son, Noah, has been hiding from you for years.”
I stared in shock as he slid a folder toward me.
I opened it and began flipping through the pages.
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