Teresa

SIX YEARS AGO

I pulled the sheet over my body as Keller planted a kiss on my chin. We had just gotten three rounds, and we thought it was enough at the moment.

Kaela needed her parents for her fifth birthday.

“We could do this all day,” Lynch said.

“But someone’s got to be there for Kaela,” Bennett added.

“And one day, we are going to have to make exceptions for you and Bennett,” Keller told Lynch.

“About that,” I slid to a sitting ...